The United States of energy
38.4% of the United States’ electricity comes from burning gas, 23.4% – from burning coal, 19.6% – from nuclear energy, 7.1% – from wind, 7.0% – from hydropower, 1.7% – from sun, 1.4% – from biomass, 0.4% – from burning petroleum, 0.4% – from geothermal energy.
Read MorePeep that historical unification of the borough known as Brooklyn
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Distribution of population by dwelling type
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Read MoreSatellite map
The 3D view displays approximately 1,250 satellites in low Earth orbit, medium Earth orbit (green dots) and geosynchronous orbit (red
Read MorePopulation projection (1960 – 2060)
India overtaking China as the world’s most populous country Tanzania becoming larger than Japan Nigeria catching up with the U.S.
Read MoreAreas of influence of major Mexican drug cartels in the U.S.
The evolution of drug cartels in Mexico illustrates the dynamic and often volatile nature of organized crime. The causes of cartel activity are deeply entrenched, and the consequences are severe, affecting millions of lives. Understanding the changing landscape of these organizations is crucial for developing effective strategies to combat their influence and mitigate their impact. Combating the power of these cartels requires sustained efforts from both Mexican authorities and international partners, focusing on reducing demand, enhancing security, and promoting economic development.
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