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Gun deaths in the United States, are marked by shades of pink. Darker pink indicates more deaths, with states like California and Texas. Lighter pink indicates fewer deaths, with Northern (Montana and Wyoming) and Western U.S. (Oregon) including Alaska.

US / CA States

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Gun Deaths (US)

Deaths per state

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District of Columbia

Nunavut

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Areas vulnerable to a 2-meter rise in sea level

Sea-Level Rise Vulnerability (2 m)

Coastal regions across continents are marked, indicating potential flooding hazards. In North America, significant vulnerable areas include the eastern seaboard, the Gulf Coast, and parts of Alaska and Canada. Central America shows risk in Mexico and the Caribbean coastlines, while South America has vulnerable zones along the coasts of Colombia, Peru, Brazil, and Argentina. Europe displays extensive risk along the North Sea, Baltic Sea, and Mediterranean coasts, affecting countries like the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, and Turkey. In Africa, vulnerable areas are mainly along the Mediterranean, West African coasts, and parts of the eastern coast near Kenya and Tanzania. Asia has numerous at-risk regions, including the coasts of Japan, China, India, Vietnam, and Indonesia. Australia’s vulnerable areas are primarily along the northern and eastern coasts, and New Zealand shows risk around its coastlines. Island nations like the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, and various Pacific islands are also prominently highlighted, indicating significant vulnerability to sea-level rise. This map underscores the global scale of potential impacts from rising sea levels, emphasizing the need for adaptive measures in coastal regions worldwide.

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British Conquest of India

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Deforestation: Net Loss, 2000-2015

Deserts and Desertification Risk

Distribution of Calcium Carbonate in Modern Surface Sediments

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Oil Slicks (1990s)

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Peak Drought Record, 2016 (U.S.)

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Populist Governments Since 2000

	Gun Deaths (US)			Sea-Level Rise Vulnerability (2 m)
	Class	Rank	Deaths per state	Sea-Level Rise Vulnerability (2 m)
Arizona		12	1.37e+3
Arkansas		26	698
Colorado		19	1.06e+3
Connecticut		38	248
Idaho		36	309
Illinois		5	2.00e+3
Indiana		15	1.25e+3
Iowa		34	364
Kansas		31	503
Kentucky		21	947
Michigan		10	1.54e+3
Minnesota		30	573
Mississippi		20	962
Missouri		11	1.41e+3
Montana		37	280
Nebraska		40	200
Nevada		28	633
New Hampshire		47	123
New Mexico		29	578
North Dakota		46	128
Ohio		6	1.91e+3
Oklahoma		24	836
Pennsylvania		7	1.91e+3
South Dakota		45	128
Tennessee		9	1.57e+3
Utah		33	450
Vermont		48	83.0
Washington		23	896
West Virginia		35	319
Wisconsin		25	793
Wyoming		44	155
Alaska		41	182	0.253%
Northwest Territories				0.135%
District of Columbia				7.08%
Florida		3	3.14e+3	1.05%
Rhode Island		50	64.0	2.37%
Nunavut				0.130%
Maine		42	178	0.141%
Nova Scotia				0.109%
Virginia		16	1.25e+3	0.110%
Delaware		43	158	4.34%
Texas		1	4.61e+3	0.135%
Louisiana		14	1.31e+3	12.6%
Hawaii		49	71.0	1.13%
North Carolina		8	1.84e+3	0.192%
Oregon		27	670	0.125%
Alabama		13	1.32e+3	0.218%
New Jersey		32	475	0.136%
South Carolina		17	1.14e+3	3.75%
Massachusetts		39	247	0.226%
Georgia		4	2.20e+3	0.512%
New York		18	1.08e+3	0.143%
Maryland		22	915	0.387%
California		2	3.58e+3	0.575%

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Gun Deaths (US)