The United States of Shame
What is your state the worst at? Alabama: Stroke Alaska: Suicide Arizona: Alcoholism Arkansas: Worst credit score California: Air pollution
Read more: The United States of ShameStates with buildings taller than their natural highest point
Tallest buildings by state (feet) Alabama – RSA Battle House Tower (745) Alaska – Conoco-Phillips Building (296) Arizona – Chase
Read more: States with buildings taller than their natural highest pointWhat Every U.S. State is Best at
What every U.S. State is best at: Alabama – Most concealed carry licenses Alaska – Most pilots per capita Arizona
Read more: What Every U.S. State is Best atFlag Ratious
The flag ratios used most commonly are 2:3, used by 89 of 195 sovereign countries, and 1:2, used by 54
Read more: Flag RatiousThe Signature Food From Every U.S. State
The Signature Food Alabama – BBQ Alaska – King Crab Arizona – Mexican Arkansas – Meth cookies California – In-N-Out
Read more: The Signature Food From Every U.S. StateImmigration Rate, Relative to Total Population of Sending Country (2006-2010)
Immigration rate, relative to total population of sending country (rates per thousand) based on 2005 population, U.S. Census.
Read more: Immigration Rate, Relative to Total Population of Sending Country (2006-2010)Median Age in Europe 2014
The median age in Europe is 37.7 years old. The median age for females tends to be much greater than
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People with no religion
Where the world’s atheists live. The share of people who say they consider themselves “a convinced the atheists” The most
Read more: People with no religion556 asteroids have hit Earth’s atmosphere
This diagram maps the data gathered from 1994-2013 on small asteroids impacting Earth’s atmosphere and disintegrating to create very bright
Read more: 556 asteroids have hit Earth’s atmosphereHow Often Countries Vote with the United States at the UN
The UN is an intergovernmental organization tasked to promote international cooperation and to create and maintain international order. The United
Read more: How Often Countries Vote with the United States at the UNThe Rainforest Alliance’s global reach
The Rainforest Alliance’s work is driven by the principle that the health of the land is inextricably linked to the
Read more: The Rainforest Alliance’s global reachMap of Global Ocean Temperatures
The paint-like swirls of this visualization from Los Alamos National Laboratory depict global water-surface temperatures, with the surface texture driven
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