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A map highlights global income inequality measured by the G I N I index percentage. Countries shaded dark teal rate more than 50%. Countries shaded teal rate 40% to 50%. Countries shaded blue rate 30% to 39%. Countries shaded light blue rate less than 30%.

A map of income inequality as measured by the GINI index. A higher number represents higher levels of inequality.

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Income Inequality (USA)

GINI index percentage

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A map shows global surface warming best-case projections in degrees Celsius. Warmer areas are seen in the Arctic and parts of the northern hemisphere. Cooler and stable temperature regions dominate the equatorial and southern regions.&nbsp;

Projection of surface temperatures for the 2081–2100 period using the RCP2.6 model, which integrates change in annual mean surface temperature, change in annual mean precipitation, in percentages, and change in average sea level relative to the 1986–2005 period. RCP2.6 represents future change in atmospheric temperature if cumulative greenhouse gas emissions are reduced 70 percent between 2010 and 2100.

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Regions with the lowest temperature increases, between 0 degrees Celsius to 0.5 degrees Celsius, are shown in blue. These regions are primarily found in the Southern Ocean, parts of the Antarctic Circle, and scattered areas in the South Pacific Ocean. Regions with temperature increases from 0.5 degrees Celsius to 1 degrees Celsius are shown in blue-green. This includes almost all portions of the oceans, including the countries Chile, and all central American countries except Mexico, the Southern part of India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia Vietnam, Guam, Papua New Guinea, United Kingdom, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Iceland. Light green represents regions expected to warm by 1 degree Celsius to 1.5 degrees Celsius. This category includes parts of the United States, Mexico, most of the South American countries including, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, and Paraguay, most portions of Europe, along with almost all African countries, Middle Eastern countries, China, Mongolia, Nepal, Northern part of the India, Japan, Australia, and some art in the Southern Ocean and North Pacific Ocean. Yellow indicates regions where temperatures are projected to rise by 1.5 degrees Celsius to 2 degrees Celsius. These areas include Canada, parts of Russia, and parts of Northern Europe. Orange shows regions where temperatures are projected to rise by 2 degrees Celsius to 3 degrees Celsius, primarily in Northern Russia, some portions of Eastern Russia, and the Northern Arctic Circle above Canada. Red, representing the highest projected increases of 3 degrees Celsius to 4 degrees Celsius (red), is predominantly found in the northernmost regions above Russia.

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	Income Inequality (USA)			Global Surface Warming: Best-Case Projections				Oil Slicks (1990s)
	Class	Rank	GINI index percentage	0.5 to 1.0	1.0 to 1.5	1.5 to 2.0	2.0 to 3.0	Oil Slicks (1990s)
Arizona		30	46.1%		100%
Utah		51	42.8%		42.2%	57.8%
Yukon						89.2%	10.8%
Northwest Territories						58.9%	41.1%
Idaho		45	44.3%		18.3%	81.7%
Wyoming		43	44.4%		98.2%	1.78%
Nunavut						11.7%	88.3%
Montana		29	46.2%		29.3%	70.7%
North Dakota		38	45.1%			100%
Saskatchewan						100%
Nebraska		42	44.7%		86.0%	14.0%
Missouri		27	46.4%		99.3%	0.692%
Oregon		32	45.9%		84.6%	15.4%
New Brunswick					28.8%	71.2%
New Mexico		18	47.6%		100%
Kansas		33	45.6%		100%
Wisconsin		47	44.2%			100%
Newfoundland and Labrador					62.6%	37.4%
South Carolina		14	47.8%	0.446%	99.6%
Michigan		28	46.4%			100%
Alberta						100%
Colorado		35	45.5%		100%
Nevada		23	46.6%		59.2%	40.8%
Québec					3.13%	86.6%	10.3%
Manitoba						100%
Oklahoma		24	46.5%		100%
California		5	48.7%		100%
South Dakota		46	44.3%		18.5%	81.5%
Minnesota		41	44.9%			100%
Iowa		48	44.1%		9.22%	90.8%
Alaska		50	43.1%		0.667%	69.6%	29.7%	0.113%
District of Columbia		1	52.0%		100%			100%
Florida		7	48.5%	80.2%	19.8%			0.837%
New Hampshire		49	44.1%		76.6%	23.4%		57.6%
Rhode Island		26	46.5%		100%			95.0%
Vermont		40	44.9%		25.6%	74.4%		5.93%
Washington		31	46.0%		75.8%	24.2%		0.496%
Maine		37	45.4%		46.2%	53.8%		5.06%
Kentucky		17	47.6%		100%			39.9%
Nova Scotia					100%			1.05%
Virginia		21	47.0%		100%			62.1%
Delaware		34	45.6%		100%			99.3%
Prince Edward Island					69.9%	30.1%		0.308%
Mississippi		8	48.3%	1.68%	98.3%			29.7%
West Virginia		22	47.0%		100%			3.63%
Texas		19	47.5%	0.700%	99.3%			19.3%
Louisiana		4	49.6%	22.6%	77.4%			89.8%
Hawaii		44	44.4%	100%				1.73%
North Carolina		16	47.7%	0.757%	99.2%			16.0%
Alabama		15	47.7%	0.226%	99.8%			8.82%
British Columbia					8.35%	91.6%		0.210%
New Jersey		11	48.0%		100%			99.2%
Connecticut		3	49.7%		100%			99.9%
Pennsylvania		20	47.1%		99.6%	0.379%		24.2%
Massachusetts		6	48.5%	0.220%	99.8%			98.1%
Georgia		10	48.0%	10.5%	89.5%			0.104%
New York		2	51.4%		44.6%	55.4%		26.9%
Maryland		36	45.5%		100%			76.4%
Tennessee		13	47.9%		100%			1.03%
Ontario						100%		2.30%
Arkansas		12	48.0%		100%			0.397%
Ohio		25	46.5%		86.8%	13.2%		18.7%
Indiana		39	45.0%		78.8%	21.2%		44.2%
Illinois		9	48.1%		57.7%	42.3%		6.79%

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Income Inequality (USA)