
Data That Matters July 2020
Since data collection began, over half a million people (534,000) have died from Covid-19. The US ’employment-population’ ratio dropped to Continue reading
Since data collection began, over half a million people (534,000) have died from Covid-19. The US ’employment-population’ ratio dropped to Continue reading
Population has been booming. In 1900, world population was about 1.65 billion. Now, it is about 7.8 billion. That’s a Continue reading
By 2050, geothermal energy in America could produce 23% of national residential demand. Despite advances in renewable energy and efficiency, Continue reading
Could it happen? Human population growth is projected to finally flatten. By 2100, population growth is expected to be effectively Continue reading
Current nitrogen production for fertilizers is necessary for at least 3 billion lives, but not sustainable; so, probiotic methods are Continue reading
We’re running out of soil as we’re adding more people. Erosion is natural, but modern farming methods and climate change Continue reading
The current human population is between 7.5 billion and 7.6 billion. The growth is continuing, but is expected to reach Continue reading
Electricity usage growth decreased to zero because of renewables and efficiency increases. Two billion new homes will be required to Continue reading