
Data That Matters November 2019
Permafrost, one of the largest carbon sinks (one billion metric tons) has become an immense carbon source (1.7 billion metric Continue reading
Permafrost, one of the largest carbon sinks (one billion metric tons) has become an immense carbon source (1.7 billion metric Continue reading
We’ve become accustomed to expecting each generation to live longer than the previous ones. That may not be true for Continue reading
Suicide is recognized as a major health crisis, even as few know what to do about it. The bad news Continue reading
Both car crashes and opioid overdoses killed over 40,000 Americans in 2017 (40,231 from opioids and 43,036 from cars). (Note: Continue reading
The average May temperature for the contiguous U.S. was 65.4F, 5.2F above average, making it the warmest May in the Continue reading
Income inequality is increasing. Suicide is increasing, at least in the US. It appears that they are linked. Greater financial Continue reading
If it seems like you are hearing more about suicides, you’re probably right. Sad to say, but suicide is becoming Continue reading
Compare two stereotypes: the romantic image of rustic, rural towns; and the dynamic nature of vital urban centers. Cities are Continue reading