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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.

Opioid deaths per 100,000 people by state

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Opioid Deaths (U.S.)

Deaths per 100,000 people

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A map shows cotton production in the U. S. States like Texas, North Carolina, and Mississippi have the highest production (dark blue). States like Washington, Oregon, and Idaho show the lowest production (lighter blue).

Annual U.S. cotton production by state

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A composite of sea-surface temperature anomalies during La Niña from November to March during the following years: 1955, 1956, 1965, 1971, 1974, 1976, 1989, and 1999. When sea-surface temperatures in the tropical eastern Pacific drop below normal, it is known as a La Niña event.

Sea-Surface Temperature Anomalies: La Niña

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A map shows the p H levels of acid rain in the U.S. States like Ohio and Pennsylvania have the lowest p H levels (4.50 to 4.59 p H, black). States like Arizona and Nevada show the highest p H levels (greater than or equals 5.30 p H, light yellow).

Average acidity of precipitation in the United States. Lower pH values represent greater acidity.

	Opioid Deaths (U.S.)			Cotton Production (U.S.)			Sea-Surface Temperature Anomalies: La Niña							Acid Rain
	Class	Rank	Deaths per 100,000 people	Class	Rank	Metric tons	-1.75 to -1.5	-1.5 to -1.25	-1.25 to -1.0	-1.0 to -0.75	-0.5 to -0.25	-0.25 to 0.25	0.5 to 0.75	4.50–4.59 pH	4.60–4.69 pH	4.70–4.79 pH	4.80–4.89 pH	4.90–4.99 pH	5.00–5.09 pH	5.10–5.19 pH	5.20–5.29 pH	≥5.30 pH
Alaska		16	338		43	0						0.230%
Nunavut												0.349%
Nova Scotia												0.869%
Prince Edward Island												1.45%
Hawaii		46	90		33	0	2.11%	0.444%	1.11%	0.206%	0.177%	1.57%
New Brunswick												0.522%
British Columbia												0.181%
Newfoundland and Labrador												0.356%
Québec												0.107%
Arizona		19	304		12	61,000															1.23%	98.8%
Utah		40	149		21	0															1.69%	98.3%
District of Columbia		1	792		48	0										100%
Florida		25	271		16	37,000						0.528%					1.32%	13.8%	25.9%
Idaho		41	145		31	0															4.63%	95.4%
New Hampshire		17	328		37	0											72.0%	27.9%
Rhode Island		15	348		50	0						4.64%				2.00%	3.88%
Vermont		8	399		22	0											95.7%	4.07%
Washington		13	362		40	0						0.523%									23.4%	70.9%
Wyoming		39	157		23	0																100%
Montana		43	113		41	0															9.26%	90.7%
Maine		5	468		20	0						0.133%						17.3%	69.8%	10.8%
North Dakota		45	110		29	0																100%
Kentucky		6	435		30	0										1.72%	54.3%	1.61%	9.53%
Virginia		26	269		13	46,800						0.126%				3.50%	1.66%	15.4%
Delaware		3	520		28	0						0.762%				17.4%	81.8%
Mississippi		37	168		4	257,000												14.3%	79.0%	5.27%
West Virginia		2	735		42	0									7.63%	45.0%	12.8%	8.92%
Nebraska					39	0																100%
Texas		44	113		1	751,000						0.183%						8.53%	1.49%	4.74%	5.19%	56.4%
Missouri		22	283		7	181,000													26.1%	26.9%	12.0%	34.2%
Louisiana					11	78,400							0.120%					41.6%	42.5%	8.80%	4.48%	2.23%
North Carolina		34	197		5	218,000						0.319%				1.35%	37.2%	1.72%	9.88%
Oregon		18	321		26	0															2.68%	97.3%
Alabama		29	249		6	183,000												84.6%	13.4%
New Mexico		12	370		17	26,800															4.15%	91.3%
Kansas		36	181		15	39,200																100%
Wisconsin		28	261		45	0													4.01%	46.8%	27.3%	21.3%
New Jersey		21	289		32	0						0.329%			5.98%	36.6%	32.6%	23.7%
South Carolina		11	374		9	115,000											33.6%	64.2%	2.08%
Michigan		27	266		35	0											24.0%	10.0%	4.73%	13.3%
Connecticut		7	399		36	0										49.9%	50.0%
Pennsylvania					27	0								3.58%	34.8%	29.1%	10.8%
Colorado		30	242		46	0														1.85%	3.55%	88.3%
Nevada		23	281		44	0																100%
Massachusetts		14	357		49	0						1.78%					98.2%
Georgia		35	190		2	566,000											7.01%	3.21%	2.51%	3.47%
New York		38	162		25	0						0.105%			4.25%	52.6%	35.3%
Maryland		9	392		47	0						0.874%				12.5%	29.8%	10.3%
Oklahoma		32	217		14	45,700														2.73%	5.70%	91.6%
Tennessee		4	480		8	155,000										5.63%	19.5%	14.5%	3.55%
California		31	237		10	94,500						0.105%										99.7%
Arkansas		42	118		3	342,000													17.5%	40.8%	7.44%	10.2%
South Dakota		48	43.8		18	0																100%
Ohio		10	391		34	0								5.07%	9.56%	59.7%	23.0%
Indiana		20	300		24	0										12.8%	4.37%	8.75%	5.18%
Minnesota		33	202		38	0														2.86%	4.42%	92.3%
Iowa		47	81.1		19	0															1.50%	98.5%
Illinois		24	275		51	0												39.9%	27.0%	15.0%	3.08%	9.73%

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