Things that wouldn’t exist if Mexico hadn’t lost its territory
Image credits: Eduardo Salles
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A week of trash routes in city of Cincinnati
Source: dataplusscience.com
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India’s 50 most populous cities (1901 – 2011)
Delhi passed Kolkata to become the second most populous city in the country, as population growth slowed in the latter
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Europe gross land changes (1900 – 2010)
EU27CH – gross land changes processed by HILDA model (v2.0). Source: wur.nl
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Vision problems prevalence in the United States
via vaultanalytics.com (data: visionproblemsus.org )
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The average travel time to work in the United States is 25.4 minutes, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Move
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Total fish consumption per capita
Source: 2openlab.it
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Travel time to major cities (in hours & days) and shipping lane density. Facts: – Only 10% of the land
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The Silent Spread: How News Deserts Are Reshaping America’s Media Landscape
An in-depth look at the changing landscape of local news across America, featuring comprehensive maps that illustrate where daily newspapers are disappearing and how media ownership is becoming increasingly concentrated.
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Differences in household income, U.S. born vs Immigrants
States appear bigger as the difference of households income in between U.S. born and immigrant increases, e.g. Wyoming (+$17,8K). Conversely,
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