Cities are constantly evolving over time. These 3d graphics visualize both growth and decline with a focus on North American cities from 1990-2015.
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While the U.S. economic picture remains quite rosy, things change quickly when you zoom to the local level. This map shows the country’s distressed communities.
In some countries, launching a business is easy. In others? It’s a hassle that is littered with bureaucracy, corruption, and a lack of basic services.
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What is the relationship between age and income level? We visualize the data and compare it to commonly held beliefs on the topic.
Globalization owes a lot to the humble shipping container. See the massive scale of global container shipping, and which countries are moving the most units.
The world map you know is totally wrong. Check out this clever graphic, which helps put into perspective the true size of countries.
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There are over 125 million households in the U.S., each with varying incomes. He’s how they look distilled down into a visualization of 100 homes.
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The words ‘bad’ and ‘awful’ may not appear very different, but as this sentiment scale reveals, some words and phrases are more potent than others.
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Icons on the New York City skyline, like the Empire State Building, will soon be sharing the sky with a new generation of slender skyscrapers.
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Drug overdoses are the leading cause of death for Americans under the age of 50. A hard look at the numbers behind this unparalleled public health crisis.
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