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California, along with Ohio and Colorado, employs a color-coded system to warn about the prevalence of the Coronavirus.
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The basic idea's not unfamiliar for many of us: green is fine, yellow indicates the spread is minimal, orange is moderate, and red means substantial. But purple?
The purple tier lets people know the virus is widespread, with more than eight percent of test results coming back positive over a seven day period. The purple tier is the most restrictive short of stay-at-home orders, and means restaurants can only serve outdoors, amusement parks are closed, office workers must telecommute and various other restrictions. So purple is worse than red. When did purple become the color most associated with danger?
But she sees the choice as logical. Lupi's job is to translate data into visual images that are easier for our minds to process.
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Color, for her, is a vital tool. While purple often carries positive associations in Western culture — such as sumptuousness and royalty — Lupi also points to the color's unsettling lividity. It's darker, and a more advanced stage, if you will. Even in the midst of the pandemic, the California Department of Public Health thoughtfully replied to an email wondering why purple for the worst tier, rather than red? Of course, many Californians would be familiar with the air quality index; they spent much of the past summer concerned about wildfire pollution. But going back even further, why did the AQI start using purple as a worse category than red?
An inquiry go here the Environmental Protection Agency led to the following response, from a spokesperson:.]
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