Where you're most likely to die due to air pollution
Where you're most likely to die due to air pollution
22 maps and charts that will surprise you - Vox
This particular map from the link blew my mind. The orange areas produce half of the US GDP, ~$8.3 trillion, and contain 110 million people, a little over a third of the US population.
Facebook's what people from each state were thankful for this Thanksgiving
- https://m.facebook.com/notes/faceboo...2679841318859/
Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Virginia, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Delaware, Florida, Oregon, California...do not pass "GO", do not collect $200. Given the daunting task of finding living quarters in New York, I won't fault them for their choice. For those selecting country music, that's punishment enough in many cases.
As for Oklahoma...that should mean an end to the drive-thru, yes?
Cool visualization of racial diversity:
Map shows you how far you can travel in any direction in 10 minutes at various cities and times the day.
http://www.flaviogortana.com/isoscope/
County-level change in diversity since 2000
Low diversity in 2000; big increase by 2014
High diversity in 2000; little change by 2014
High diversity in 2000; big increase by 2014
Low diversity in 2000; little change by 2014
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graph...se-is-america/
Land use of US put into perspective
https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2018-us-land-use/
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Oh wow, that's fascinating! Thanks for posting this!
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