Where people are “satisfied with the way things are going in our country”
The world has become more positive: 40% think their nation is directed in the right way. Unemployment remains the biggest
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The most common surname in each UK province
London, the South East and the East of England have greater surname heterogeneity than the rest of the United Kingdom. Big urban areas attract foreign and domestic migration and produce a large and ethnically diverse society, with high population mixing, and consequently form a higher diversity of surnames.
Read MorePresent days borders over 1937’s countries
The map of Europe changed considerably after the WWI. Germany lost about 10 percent of its territory to its neighbors.
Read MoreDirtiest Fine Particulate Matter Month by US County
92 percent of the population breathes air with harmful levels of pollutants, that’s why 100 thousand Americans die every year
Read MoreMapping the Most Common Races
United States Census Bureau officially identified 5 races: White American, Black American, Native American, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Other Pacific Islander.
Read MoreCrops Area by Country
The total area of croplands is 1.53 billion hectares of which 399 million hectares in a total area available for irrigation and 467 million hectares is annualized irrigated areas.
Read MoreThe unemployment rate in % of the population
Women and youth hit hardest by unemployment. Nearly half of all the world’s youth (621 million) are not employed, in
Read MoreAccessibility to passenger flight
In 2017, One billion travelers flown by air in the European Union. A number of passenger flights per day (2010)
Read MoreNations where < 1% of the Population Is ___ for Each of the World's Top 5 Religions
Christianity is divided into 4 largest branches of Christianity are the Catholic Church – 1.3 billion (50.1 percent), Protestantism –
Read More1.65 million deaths worldwide caused by sodium consumption
Absolute Cardiovascular Mortality associated to Sodium Consumption of More than 2.0 g per day in 2010, according to Nation. The
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