I’m not sure what criteria this is based on. Missouri has cows, pigs, turkeys, chickens, goats, cotton, soybeans, rice, and corn as our major agricultural exports.
We also supply Canada, Mexico, China, South Korea, and Japan with food
Corporate greed is running up food prices, not supply chain costs. When you live in the same area as the products are grown & raised, the cost of those products should not rise almost 400% in five years.
I wonder if they had actually set aside that much space to indigenous plants, animals and peoples if we would actually have more food. Just in the form of Bison, rather than penned up beef.
I grew up on a cattle ranch. The land you described is The Great American Desert. It is used for cattle because little else will thrive. My grandfather allocated 20 acres of pasture per cow, and the cattle shared it with antelope, coyotes, and snakes. I challenge your underlying assumption. The land is suited to grazing cattle.
My husband and I took a 5-month trip across the southern tier of the country. I was first surprised to find so many cattle in Florida, only to be amazed that every single state’s farms were overwhelmingly cattle ranches. I remember being so confused - who knew cows were everywhere? Not me.
The revisionist effort to increase the percentage of ethanol blended with U.S. gasoline continues to ignore the major environmental impacts of growing corn for fuel and how it inevitably leads to higher prices for this staple food crop.
Before gobbling the Lindt, please be sure to read the Scientific American article where Jogalekar appropriately rips the research to shreds. Both a sampling issue and failure to account for third variables.
@cenfetelli as a bit of a chocolate snob, I also have to question what the quality of chocolate is that's being consumed. If it was high quality 🍫 , the US wouldn't even rank on that graph. I spent the first three decades of my life there, and what Hersheys does to their chocolate is unspeakable 🤢
@cenfetelli oooh, if money were no object I'd be having a selection of Bohemein Chocolates every week. Locally crafted chocolate by a pastry chef formerly from the Czech Republic. Wellington Chocolate Factory also a good time, very strict bean to bar standards.
But while I'm on a budget, Whittakers Dark Ghana is my go-to bar.
Estimated gender pay gap within job (same occupation at same firm) 🇯🇵 Japan 26% 🇰🇷 S Korea 19% 🇺🇸 US 14% 🇩🇪 Germany 13% 🇪🇸 Spain 12% 🇮🇱 Israel 12% 🇨🇦 Canada 12% 🇳🇴Norway 9% 🇫🇷 France 7% From study https://nature.com/articles/s41562-022-01470-z# by @OlivierGodechot & 28 others Fifth in a 🧵 of #2022TopToots
Using data from 15 countries, Penner et al. find that women earn less than men who are working for the same employer in the same occupation. These results highlight the continued importance of equal pay for equal work.
2022 Press Freedom Rank 1 Norway 2 Denmark 3 Sweden 16 Germany 19 Canada 24 UK 38 Taiwan 41 Burkina Faso 42 US 71 Japan 86 Israel 110 Brazil 119 Qatar 149 Turkey 150 India 155 Russia 168 Egypt 175 China 178 Iran 180 N Korea https://rsf.org/en/index Eighth in a 🧵 of #2022TopToots
Really strange for them to rank Taiwan so low. The only reason they give is that "journalists suffer from a very polarised media environment dominated by sensationalism and the pursuit of profit" - is this really any different from any other developed country? Seems like a strange reason. to lower the rank...
It's fascinating and frightening to see how close supposed press freedom havens have drifted towards the bottom. If we also consider the "business partners" of EU and US, we get a picture of what free press really means to those - a nuisance at best.
you are missing the most interesting examples like Costa Rica / an island of press freedom… maybe we should consider why? good examples are more useful bad ones ;)
That's crazy!! I was staring and staring at this, thinking "there are no circles here" and then my teenager walked in and glanced at it and pointed out the 16 circles right in front of me! Brains are weird.
With the rise of the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag, along with others like #MeToo and #MAGA, a look at Twitter and Americans’ views on the impact of social media on political and civic engagement
To me, the agreement is more striking than the differences. Majorities from all groups on all questions, and spread is always less than 20 points. And 66 percent of Blacks agreed with the 80 percent of Whites that perceived distractions. It seems to me the differences are less stark than your remarks implied to me.
Workers working 60+ hours a week in one job 🇹🇷 Turkey 15% 🇨🇴 Colombia 14% 🇲🇽 Mexico 13% 🇬🇷 Greece 10% 🇰🇷 S Korea 8% 🇨🇱 Chile 7% 🇯🇵 Japan 6% 🇦🇺 Australia 6% 🇫🇷 France 5% 🇬🇧 UK 4% 🇺🇸 US 3% 🇨🇦 Canada 3% 🇪🇸 Spain 3% 🇫🇮 Finland 2% 🇩🇪 Germany 2% 🇩🇰 Denmark 2% 🇸🇪 Sweden 1% 🇳🇴 Norway 1% Seventeenth in a 🧵 of #2022TopToots
we make movies about sharks, including the ones in tornados. But mosquito abatement spending is over 100m, which is probably less than the Sharknado films box office.
it's always been a mystery to me how the Supreme Court can claim there to be no feasible and fair general solution to setting district boundaries, when there are in fact relatively simple algorithmic solutions.
In #Ireland we would have one big constituency with all 50 people in it, that sends five representatives to the parliament. Three Blue, two Red, all representing the same area.
I've seen that image a bunch of times before but it just occurred to me that you can draw 2 2x5 all blue districts in the rightmost columns and get the unfair outcome more compactly.
hmm, but to know how worried you should be when encountering one, you should divide by the # of encounters (or, as a proxy, total population)
If 1:50 encounters with a shark is deadly, but only 1:1000000000 human encounters is, then maybe our fears are much more grounded than this chart suggets...
Why do you exclude deaths from air pollution as being human-caused? The number is likely an order of magnitude higher, and ought to count just like manslaughter does.
does the chart on we worry about the wrong things. People killed by Humans include people killed in automobile “accidents”? If so the number seems low to me.
Except that mosquitoes kill almost no one. Things they vector might, but this misattribution places such a priority on wiping out mosquitoes that we are willing to ignore the important #EcologicalService provided by these important #insects.
We talk about how many people died from CoVID but we don't try to develop vaccines against the politicians who refused to take steps to reduce transmission. Blame the etiological agent, not the vector.
technically its not the snails or the mosquitos that kill people, they just transmit diseases. And if you count that think how many people also kill people by transmitting diseases.
mosquitoes are just doing what the evolved to do and we can protect ourselves in a lot of way, but men kill for no reason, so even though they are 2nd, men still feel more dangerous to me.
fascinating as I never expected mosquitoes to top the list. Still think humans might improve their chances as some in power ignore #ClimateChange and others wage #War both of which could be huge.
Ok, most of this I get... but how on Earth do snails kill over 16 times more people than sharks, elephants and hippos combined? People choking on escargot?!
I saw this map recently with the comment that the Appalachians ain't shit, and a couple of people added on just how much older that mountain chain is. That there is a cave that's been forming for ~500 million years, which is before anything with bones even evolved to be fossilized. Respect the elders!
I always found it very interesting that cities in the cold north of America are on the same latitude as cities in southern Europe. Like Wisconsin and Monaco. Very different climates though.
If my understanding is correct, as the polar ice sheets melt, desalination is causing ocean currents to "stutter". It contributes to weather patterns like heat domes, atmospheric rivers, and polar votexes.
Wouldn't the Humboldt current along western North America get impacted like the Gulf current too?
@roland HI, I hope it's okay for me to coment on your image description. Unfortunately it doesn't fulfil its purpose, because it doesn't mention the name of the country. I assume sighted people can read it in the image, so you would need to mention it in the description for it to work as intended.
@Oiselarius and don’t forget if you’re a caregiver or if you need the care provided in a facility they’ll take most of your dependent’s property before they’ll pay you or the facility. #EndEstateReclamation.
@Oiselarius and don’t forget if you’re a caregiver or if you need the care provided in a facility they’ll take most of your dependent’s property before they’ll pay you or the facility. #EndEstateReclamation.
America leaves millions without health insurance (even with the Affordable Care Act) and manages to have worse health outcomes than than Europe: From the CIA Factbook • Maternal mortality: 48 countries do better. • Infant mortality: 55 countries do better. • Life expectancy at birth: 41 countries do better. • Adult obesity: 173 countries do better. • Children under 5 clinically underweight: 7 countries do better. /cont…
The current UK government have been planning for the ‘Americanisation’ of our National Heath Service for years. This diagram suggests that is not a good idea and those in the UK complacent about the health service should be sure to defend it before it’s too late.
What's more interesting for me in the UK, is the countries spending the same but with better outcomes, and more interestingly still, the countries spending less with better outcomes.
Seems like something is wrong re the UK - which has one of the higher population densities in the world. Or is this not measuring people per square metre type population density? p.s.Nice of you to mention New Zealand - a lot of maps leave it off completely! 😛 (This toot and tooter is created in New Zealand)
north end of South America leaves NE USA in the dust, yet I suspect many English-speaking urbanists would struggle to name a major city that isn't a capital....
Explore the detailed geography of population across the globe with interactive mapping and statistics. Identify global megacity regions and the growth and diversity of urban forms.
Interesting to see the populationdensity in India and China versus just about everywhere else, but also to really sharply see how many of us live within 100 miles of a coastline.
Your alt text appreciated; Bloomberg's graphic is strictly overview only and not as rigorous as your products, it seems. This one is ambiguous and inconsistent - largest land-owning families could have been applied like the cut timber/wildfires pseudo-venn-diagram splits, or the sectors they mainly occupy, etc etc.
Fantastic #map! I have used this when teaching about "How much area would #renewableenergy require in the #USA?" Many people believe that we must use either fossil fuels or nuclear power for energy production, because renewable energy (#solarpower, wind) supposedly takes too much area. Turns out, not at all, we could easily do this
Many people believe that we must use either fossil fuels or nuclear power for energy production, because renewable energy (solar, wind) takes up far too much land area. For instance, consider Ivanp…
Interested in the amount of horse-devoted rangeland. To listen to cattle ranchers, wild horses are overwhelming their operations. Do you imagine pasture devoted to Kentucky's race horse industry, for instance, would be under that heading?
Have sought a reliable source for an equine census for years. Could some of the near doubling in wealthy landowner property be for horse operations?
This is one of many reasons why there is no way out of some form of collapse. People keep ignoring that the low hanging fruit is a change of their diets and rather stick to hopium in that we’re somehow invent our way out of the meta-crisis.
I question this map after looking at the second one on Bloomberg which more accurately portrays my state of #Maine. At first glance it shows the majority of land use in Maine is urban housing, which is far from true.
This actually makes sense to me. Imagine you had 10 acres to house and feed a family of four. This might actually be a reasonable allotment of land. Wonder what the #homesteading community thinks?
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Corporate greed is running up food prices, not supply chain costs. When you live in the same area as the products are grown & raised, the cost of those products should not rise almost 400% in five years.
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •unfortunately only in chocolate consumption, not in number of nobel prizes. 😳
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That's why #MedicalDebt is rampant and why the life expectancy is declining there as well...
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From study https://nature.com/articles/s41562-022-01470-z#
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Within-job gender pay inequality in 15 countries - Nature Human Behaviour
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r/MapPorn - Major cities and towns in North America replaced by major cities across the Atlantic by latitude.
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Elephants 100
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Sounds like a bullshit job ripe for automation out of existence.
Have everyone vote on everything.
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Unprecedented 2023
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Antonio Madueno
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •what could be done against the two most deadliest species? 🤔
jannekeⓋ🌱
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Every year, more than 150 Billion animals are killed by humans, for the most trivial of reasons.
skry
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •rhgrouls :julia:
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •If 1:50 encounters with a shark is deadly, but only 1:1000000000 human encounters is, then maybe our fears are much more grounded than this chart suggets...
TongLen
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •David Sacerdote
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •https://ourworldindata.org/data-review-air-pollution-deaths
Data Review: How many people die from air pollution?
Our World in DataLew Riley
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Dan Bauer
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Jeff Heilveil
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •We talk about how many people died from CoVID but we don't try to develop vaccines against the politicians who refused to take steps to reduce transmission. Blame the etiological agent, not the vector.
Wolfie Rankin
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Jorganes
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Are you joking?
Henning Deters
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •... wait.
@MariaIsmanah
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Seyyed-Amin Nabipur likes this.
Seyyed-Amin Nabipur reshared this.
Ann Wheatley
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Kyle Swanson, MD :verified: 🧠
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Conrad Hackett :verified: reshared this.
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Barry Schwartz 🫖
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Nicole Parsons
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Wouldn't the Humboldt current along western North America get impacted like the Gulf current too?
Dan Goldstein
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Seyyed-Amin Nabipur
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • •Is this ranking based on laws? What about freedom in practice? Does someone know?
Conrad Hackett :verified:
in reply to Seyyed-Amin Nabipur • • •Neha Betai
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Sagittarius 1805
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Sir Loinstake
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •@ijsbrand
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Larry Smith
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •2) Half of Congress are idiots.
Laurie S
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Sandra Pilz
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •💉😷🌿🇺🇦🇺🇳🇺🇸🇪🇺Oiselarius (he/him)
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •💉😷🌿🏥4️⃣All Dr Steven (he/him)
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •BeegyPsi
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Matthew Malthouse
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •From the CIA Factbook
• Maternal mortality: 48 countries do better.
• Infant mortality: 55 countries do better.
• Life expectancy at birth: 41 countries do better.
• Adult obesity: 173 countries do better.
• Children under 5 clinically underweight: 7 countries do better.
/cont…
TheFatCyclist
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Conrad Hackett :verified:
in reply to @MoralityPLS • • •Michael
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •New Zealand doesn't exist.
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •VacuousNess
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •The Sevenoaks Scientist
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Avi Rappoport (avirr)
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Mapping Population Density Across the Globe
www.luminocity3d.orgThe Laughing Muse
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Michael
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •formresilience
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Kelly Wheaton :warriors:🌹🦫💧🐸📃🔍
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Catgirl Apocalypse
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •wavesculptor
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •KaiserScience
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •https://kaiserscience.wordpress.com/2020/01/14/how-much-area-would-renewable-energy-require/
@edutooters
@scienceteachers
How much area would renewable energy require?
KaiserScienceDragoneye
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •but not seeing where conventional fossil energy sits?
Aymzarp
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •HistoPol (#HP)
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •"Food we eat" (small)
"Private Timberland" (big)
Rich Lafferty 🐀
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •marktaylor
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Conrad Hackett :verified:
in reply to CupcakeKitty@mstdn.social • • •Camp Lejeune Fan Acct
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •David Black
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Eohippa
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Have sought a reliable source for an equine census for years.
Could some of the near doubling in wealthy landowner property be for horse operations?
NiceMicro
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in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Quick Weasel 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Social.Introvert
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •ZorroCOVID
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Conrad Hackett :verified:
Unknown parent • • •How the world's deadliest animals got their killer status
Eric Boodman (STAT)Catherine is Tired
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Tim Fearnside
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •The Disreputable Bede
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •Mother Bones
in reply to Conrad Hackett :verified: • • •