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A colored U.S. state map indicates covid deaths per 100,000 people in blue. Dark blue indicates more than 400. Medium blue indicates 300 to 400. Light blue indicates 200 to 299. The lightest blue indicates less than 200.

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Opioid Deaths (U.S.)

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A map highlights the global mean temperature for January, using various colors to represent different temperature ranges in degrees Celsius.&nbsp;

The global mean temperature for January; calculated by averaging daily temperatures (the mean of high and low temperatures) dating from 1880 to the present for a regularly spaced array of continental, oceanic, and Antarctic meteorological stations covering the globe

Global Mean Temperature, January

Blue-shaded areas, such as Greenland and Siberia, indicate temperatures less than negative 48 degrees Celsius. Purple regions, including regions near Greenland, show temperatures between negative 42 degrees Celsius and negative 47 degrees Celsius. Light purple areas like northwestern Russia, much of Greenland, and the northern hemisphere above Canada have temperatures from negative 36 degrees Celsius to negative 41 degrees Celsius, while lavender regions shaded dark pink in northern Canada, Russia, and some parts in the Southern Hemisphere range from negative 30 degrees Celsius to negative 35 degrees Celsius. Pink areas in northern Europe, northern Russia, the northern hemisphere, some regions in the southern hemisphere, and central Canada show temperatures between negative 24 degrees Celsius and negative 29 degrees Celsius, and light pink regions in southern Russia, China, Mongolia, some western regions of the southern hemisphere, and southern Canada range from negative 18 degrees Celsius to negative 23 degrees Celsius. Light orange areas, such as parts of the U S A and eastern Europe, Mongolia, and some parts of China, have temperatures between negative 12 degrees Celsius and negative 17 degrees Celsius, and orange regions, including parts of the U S A, Europe, and East Asia, range from negative 6 degrees Celsius to negative 11 degrees Celsius. Dark orange areas in central U S A, Europe, East Asia, and much of the Southern Ocean part have temperatures from 0 degrees Celsius to 5 degrees Celsius, while yellow regions in central U S A, Iceland, Norway, and much of the Southern Ocean region range from 6 degrees Celsius to 8 degrees Celsius. Light yellow areas, such as the southern U S A, Iceland, the United Kingdom, Turkey, Iran, and much of the Southern Ocean region, have temperatures between 3 degrees Celsius and 5 degrees Celsius, and dark brown regions in Mexico, northern Africa, Spain, and parts of the South Atlantic Ocean range from 12 degrees Celsius to 14 degrees Celsius. Very dark brown areas in central U S A, central and eastern Africa, South Africa, parts of South America, Vietnam, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, parts in the South Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean, some parts in the North Atlantic Ocean, and South Pacific Ocean show temperatures from 21 degrees Celsius to 23 degrees Celsius. Dark red areas, such as central Australia, represent temperatures over 30 degrees Celsius.

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	Opioid Deaths (U.S.)			Global Mean Temperature, January
	Class	Rank	Deaths per 100,000 people	-36 to -41°C	-30 to -35°C	-24 to -29°C	-18 to -23°C	-12 to -17°C	-6 to -11°C	0 to -5°C	0 to 2°C	3 to 5°C	6 to 8°C	9 to 11°C	12 to 14°C	15 to 17°C	18 to 20°C	21 to 23°C	24 to 26°C	27 to 29°C
Alaska		16	338		4.14%	19.4%	2.91%	13.5%	11.9%	12.4%	6.96%
Arizona		19	304									63.7%	16.9%	13.2%	6.14%
Utah		40	149							15.1%	39.1%	45.8%
Yukon					26.4%	4.60%	24.7%	3.80%	3.54%	1.78%
Northwest Territories					27.1%	49.9%	2.58%
District of Columbia		1	792								100%
Florida		25	271												20.1%	39.4%	30.7%	9.78%
Idaho		41	145						0.440%	34.0%	65.6%
New Hampshire		17	328						93.5%	6.50%
Rhode Island		15	348							93.5%	6.49%
Vermont		8	399						100%
Washington		13	362							9.70%	53.6%	25.1%	5.57%
Wyoming		39	157						9.25%	90.8%
Nunavut				14.7%	66.6%	0.420%	1.37%
Montana		43	113					1.24%	53.7%	45.1%
Maine		5	468						100%
North Dakota		45	110					67.8%	32.2%
Kentucky		6	435							3.98%	72.3%	23.7%
Nova Scotia										99.8%	0.194%
Virginia		26	269							12.9%	48.0%	38.9%	0.245%
Delaware		3	520								24.9%	75.1%
Prince Edward Island										100%
Saskatchewan					0.279%	31.2%	42.1%	21.7%	4.75%
Mississippi		37	168									29.1%	35.4%	27.5%	7.96%
West Virginia		2	735							36.9%	53.4%	9.77%
Nebraska									32.3%	67.7%
Texas		44	113							1.48%	6.87%	22.7%	25.0%	15.8%	1.41%	4.06%	0.104%
Missouri		22	283							69.8%	29.5%	0.792%
Louisiana												0.665%	34.5%	22.6%	37.7%	4.58%
Hawaii		46	90.0															84.2%	8.69%	7.14%
North Carolina		34	197								1.71%	72.8%	19.9%	5.62%
Oregon		18	321								52.9%	32.7%	14.2%	0.250%
New Brunswick									78.3%	21.7%
Alabama		29	249									33.1%	36.7%	25.2%	5.07%
New Mexico		12	370							3.19%	15.3%	80.1%	1.37%
Kansas		36	181							99.7%	0.331%
Wisconsin		28	261					18.8%	81.0%	0.123%
British Columbia							27.1%	26.4%	14.3%	6.93%	5.96%	10.6%
Newfoundland and Labrador							9.16%	42.2%	27.3%	21.4%
New Jersey		21	289							46.3%	25.6%	15.9%
South Carolina		11	374									60.1%	12.4%	19.1%	0.478%
Michigan		27	266					0.404%	48.1%	51.4%
Alberta						7.90%	39.3%	37.4%	15.4%
Connecticut		7	399							100%
Pennsylvania										98.7%	1.31%
Colorado		30	242							75.2%	23.6%	1.15%
Nevada		23	281								21.8%	76.9%	1.30%
Massachusetts		14	357						13.0%	77.9%	8.87%						0.220%
Georgia		35	190									37.3%	21.9%	20.3%	18.8%	1.69%
New York		38	162						49.4%	49.5%	1.10%
Maryland		9	392							31.9%	41.0%	27.1%
Québec						33.6%	27.0%	31.0%	2.13%
Manitoba					8.60%	55.2%	33.8%	2.43%
Oklahoma		32	217							16.6%	47.2%	36.2%
Tennessee		4	480								10.1%	89.9%
Ontario						21.0%	41.9%	23.3%	8.50%	2.99%
California		31	237								0.354%	39.0%	24.3%	6.83%	9.77%
Arkansas		42	118								9.93%	84.7%	5.34%
South Dakota		48	43.8					0.737%	99.0%	0.300%
Ohio		10	391							96.2%	3.78%
Indiana		20	300							92.4%	7.63%
Minnesota		33	202				2.35%	65.6%	32.1%
Iowa		47	81.1						70.3%	29.7%
Illinois		24	275						9.02%	83.5%	7.52%

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