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Podcasts are booming globally! In Brazil, 50% listen, while only 18% in South Korea. Spain and the U.S. follow with 45% and 32%. How often do you tune in? #PodcastTrends

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To celebrate World Nutella day we looked at how many people like this nutty, chocolatey, creamy spread on a fresh slice of Toast... .
What's your favourite spread?

Source: https://t.co/jSCzok2t3b

#nutella #france #dataviz #infographic #ferrero

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January is nearly over and according to @yougov more than 50% of British survey respondents said they feel very healthy or somewhat healthy. That's a good start to the year – Keep it up!
Did you stick to your #gymroutine, #dryjanuary or #veganuary #health #dataviz #research

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#Ukranians demonstrate that efficiency on the battlefield is down to the will to fight rather than equipment alone.
Their resolve to repel the #invaders is inspiring and we all hope this #humantragedy comes to a swift end.
#russia #ukraine #war #conflict #dataviz #infographics

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Polling by the @TheEconomist has shown that young people in Europe and America are less sympathetic towards Ukraine compared with older generations. While most young people aren’t sympathetic towards Russia, many are unsure who to sympathise with or find sympathy for neither side

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While the EU has imposed severe sanctions against Russia as part of their response to the invasion of Ukraine, Europe is at risk of slipping into an energy crisis should Russia retaliate by limiting their gas supply.

#russia #ukraine #war #conflict #ukraine🇺🇦 #gas #pipeline

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Can you imagine 5 weeks ago people in #Ukraine went about their daily lives the same way you and I do today. Going to work, shops, cafes and schools.

Our hearts are with you as you face an uncertain future and we hope you find safe refuge until peace returns to your home.

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We've all felt the impact of the pandemic but one segment of the population has especially suffered, children and young people. Perhaps it is not surprising then that referrals for mental health services have seen a sharp increase since the beginning of 2020.

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Schools have welcomed back students to attend in person. Many find they are struggling with the return to a busy school after weeks and months of social distancing and isolation. Staff at schools have observed a noticeable increase in mental health problems among students.

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New year, new variant. Omicron has swept around the globe and caused record breaking numbers of new infections. Have you caught Covid-19 yet?

#dataviz #datavisualisation #covid19 #covid-19 #dataisbeautiful #beautifulnews #infographics

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Inequality in vaccine distribution around the globe still persists. While most affluent countries have offered their citizens a third jab, low and lower middle income countries are struggling to even provide a single dose of the vaccine to their citizens.

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When comparing the share of people who received at least one dose of the #COVID-19 #vaccine, South America comes on top with the highest distribution rate.

In stark contrast is the African continent where only 13.3% of the population have received at least one vaccine dose.

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Two years have passed since the first #Covid-19 wave and while we are seeing an increase in cases due to the #Omicron variant. In this visualisation we plot cases, hospitalisations, deaths and #vaccinations against each other.

Please note the varying axis scales
@OurWorldInData

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2021 is coming to a close so we take a look at this year's leading causes of death.

Hunger continues to be the the leading cause of death in the world but #Covid19 has moved from the 6th place in late 2020 to 4th now.

Source: @Worldometers
#dataviz #health #covid19 #research

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We’ve all known for a while that beef production is bad for the environment but two recent studies have shown that the impact of beef is even higher than previously thought.

Source: @TheEconomist

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Eating insects is becoming more socially acceptable around the globe which has lead to the market for insect foods doubling in value in only a few years. Incorporating insects into our diet isn’t just good for the planet but a great business opportunity.

Source: @StatistaCharts

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Did you know that one of the biggest contributors to CO2 emissions and therefore climate change is the food industry? Particularly the meat industry is the biggest culprit. How about a nice juicy bug burger instead of that beef burger next time?

Source: @YouGov

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After the #COP26 summit ended @YouGov's issue tracker showed that 40% of Britons believed that the environment is a top issue facing the country. This puts it as Briton's 3rd highest ranking concern and within touching distance of 'the economy' (43%) and health (48%). #climate

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The World Economic Forum and PwC published calculations that suggest creating an international price for #carbon emissions could reduce greenhouse gases by 12% while costing less than 1% of global GDP. The UK, France and Germany have the highest prices due to strict carbon taxes.

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Big countries with large populations like China, the U.S. and India, emit the most #CO2 in total terms. However when it comes to emitting the most CO2 per capita Qatar is one of the worst polluters despite its small population, followed by Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.#cop