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A world map of earthquake activity from 2000 to 2019. Circles of varying sizes represent earthquake magnitudes, with larger circles for higher magnitudes. Significant activity is noted in Colombia, Iran, Turkey, Tanzania, and the North Atlantic Ocean.

Time series data showing locations and Richter scale magnitudes of significant earthquakes from 1800 BCE to 2019. Use timeline controls at bottom of the map to display data by time period.

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A map shows the population of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. States like California and Texas have the highest numbers (dark blue). States like Montana, North Dakota, and Vermont show the lowest numbers (lighter blue).

Estimated unauthorized immigrant population in the United States, by state

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Global temperature anomalies in degrees Celsius, with warmer regions in areas like the Arctic, parts of North America, Europe, and Asia and cooler regions in parts of the Southern Ocean and some equatorial regions.

The changing global surface temperature in degrees Fahrenheit since 1880 (when a reasonably global distribution of meteorological stations was established).

Global Temperature Change

Canada and parts of the North Pacific Ocean, South Pacific Ocean, a small part of the North Atlantic Ocean, a small part of the South Atlantic Ocean, the Southern Ocean, and areas around the Antarctic Circle and north of the Indian Ocean show significant cooling (brown), with anomalies ranging from negative 0.82 degrees Celsius to negative 0.51 degrees Celsius. The United States, India, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Niger, Ethiopia, Nepal, Zimbabwe, small regions in northeast Japan and southeast of Japan, and a small area southeast of Guam exhibit a mix of slight cooling and warming (yellow to orange), with anomalies from negative 0.2 degrees Celsius to 0.49 degrees Celsius. Additionally, most of the ocean areas show temperatures ranging from negative 0.2 degrees Celsius to 0.49 degrees Celsius. Most of South America, along with some African countries such as Senegal, Nigeria, Gabon, Angola, and South Africa, and countries in Northern Africa like Algeria, as well as Kenya, and the extreme northern part of Africa, display anomalies from negative 0.5 degrees Celsius to 0.99 degrees Celsius (purple). Eastern countries including Indonesia, Vietnam, China, Japan, Guam, Papua New Guinea, Australia, and New Zealand also show similar anomalies. Northern countries such as Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and some southern parts of Russia, regions around Iceland, and parts of Southern Asia also fall within this temperature range. Most of Western Europe, along with most parts of Russia (except the southern part), and some regions in the North Pacific Ocean and North Atlantic Ocean are experiencing temperature anomalies from 1 degrees Celsius to 1.99 degrees Celsius (blue). The northern region above Russia is experiencing significant warming with anomalies ranging from 2 degrees Celsius to 3.32 degrees Celsius (red). The temperature range of negative 0.82 degrees Celsius to negative 0.51 degrees Celsius is also observed in the Southern Pacific Ocean.

NASA

Change in degrees Fahrenheit (°F)

A world map shows lead mining locations marked by lilac circles with "P b." Key areas include the western U S, Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Europe, North Africa (Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco), Russia (Siberia), Iran, China, India, Australia, and Japan.

Display by:	Earthquakes									Unauthorized Immigrant Population (U.S.)			Global Temperature Change						Lead Mines
	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Class	Rank	Millions people	2.00 - 3.32	1.00 - 1.99	0.50 - 0.99	0.20 - 0.49	-0.20 - 0.19	-0.50 - -0.21	Lead Mines
District of Columbia											42	21,000			100%
Florida											4	772,000			100%
New Hampshire											43	11,000			100%
Rhode Island											40	24,000			100%
Vermont											50	3,000			100%
Wyoming											45	7,000			6.13%	93.6%	0.230%
North Dakota											47	5,000					100%
Delaware											41	24,000			100%
Prince Edward Island															100%
Saskatchewan																	100%
Mississippi											39	25,000			81.5%	18.5%
West Virginia											49	4,000			100%
Nebraska											36	42,000				82.6%	17.4%
Louisiana											27	70,000			48.7%	51.3%
Hawaii											33	51,000			34.1%	58.8%	4.53%	2.60%
Alabama											31	62,000			100%
Kansas											29	69,000				100%
Wisconsin											28	70,000				70.5%	29.5%
New Jersey											5	440,000			100%
South Carolina											25	88,000			100%
Michigan											21	91,000			10.0%	89.8%	0.176%
Alberta																6.57%	93.4%
Connecticut											18	113,000			100%
Pennsylvania											16	153,000			100%
Georgia											7	339,000			100%
Maryland											12	225,000			100%
Québec														2.67%	97.3%
Oklahoma											22	90,000			0.983%	99.0%
Ohio											23	89,000			95.8%	4.15%
Indiana											20	102,000			18.9%	81.1%
Minnesota											26	81,000				0.274%	99.7%
Iowa											37	37,000				66.0%	34.0%
Alaska		1									44	10,000		24.6%	72.6%	2.77%			5
Arizona											9	273,000			100%				198
Utah											24	89,000			100%				188
Yukon															79.4%	20.6%			4
Northwest Territories														4.84%	42.9%	20.4%	31.8%		1
Idaho											38	29,000			30.5%	69.5%			102
Washington											11	246,000			2.39%	97.6%			27
Nunavut													3.69%	51.1%	28.0%	12.9%	4.37%		1
Montana											51	3,000				63.9%	36.1%		96
Maine											48	5,000		0.185%	99.8%				1
Kentucky											35	46,000			86.2%	13.8%			6
Nova Scotia														1.60%	98.4%				4
Virginia											10	251,000			100%				1
Texas											2	1,739,000			50.8%	49.2%			2
Missouri											34	50,000				100%			17
North Carolina											8	296,000			100%				2
Oregon											19	108,000			88.9%	11.1%			21
New Brunswick															100%				5
New Mexico											30	63,000			100%				49
British Columbia															1.15%	81.1%	17.7%		6
Newfoundland and Labrador														0.686%	99.3%				1
Colorado											15	162,000			49.6%	50.4%			356
Nevada	1										14	168,000			100%				26
Massachusetts											13	209,000			100%				4
New York											3	835,000			100%				2
Manitoba																	100%		1
Tennessee											17	128,000			85.6%	14.4%			2
Ontario															17.5%	36.6%	45.9%		7
California	1										1	2,739,000			100%				45
Arkansas											32	58,000				100%			2
South Dakota											46	7,000				8.47%	91.5%		2
Illinois											6	425,000				100%			5

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