Where the poor live longer
– On average, the life expectancy for a poor 40-year-old in Manhattan is 81.8 years. It is one of the
Read MoreMaps depicting environmental degradation across planet.
– On average, the life expectancy for a poor 40-year-old in Manhattan is 81.8 years. It is one of the
Read More1.19% of households in the U.S. don’t have a flush toilet.
Read MoreInspectors gave failing cleanliness grades to more than 370 miles of streets and alleys in Los Angeles, or about 4%
Read MoreFor the first time, new USGS maps identify potential ground-shaking hazards from both human-induced and natural earthquakes. In the past,
Read MoreIn some of America’s oldest and largest urban areas, places like New York and Chicago, one in five census tracts
Read MoreThe world map (top right) is coloured according to month of peak cloudiness (top left). Areas of little seasonality are
Read MoreVisualization of noise pollution for the entire world based on top of OSM data. Search for your city and check
Read MoreAlmost half of the world’s workers – 1.5 billion people – work in water-related sectors. The agricultural industry directly creates
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