#dataviz

Battling Infectious Diseases in the 20th Century: The Impact of Vaccines The number of infected people, measured over 70-some years and across all 50 states and the District of Columbia, generally declined after vaccines were introduced.

I’d add one to this list, from TynanDeBold and DovFriedman, WSJ’s ‘vaccines work’ heatmap: graphics.wsj.com/infectious-d...
10 years old and still super relevant

The Second Trump Presidency, Brought to You by YouTubers. @bloomberg.com analyzed 603 videos with over 1 million views, from nine YouTube channels

Best chart this week: @wsj.com

Style Analysis X is Elon's world. Threads is a mess. Is Bluesky any better?

Not (quite yet)

Attenti al lupo

“You know, some day we are going to get enough people on the supreme court to change that law” @seinfeld2000.bsky.social

Not one, not two: three/tres dataviz-driven stories leading the news this afternoon

Graph showing global surface temperature relative to 1951-1980 versus global carbon dioxide levels from 1979 to 2023. Includes a trend line indicating rising temperatures as CO₂ levels increase. Data from NOAA and NASA.

Imagine how scary it’d be if we didn’t know why global temperatures were rising.

www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

More Americans on TikTok Are Going There for News

What the vote on tiktok ownership today means

Only 24% of the top editors across 240 news outlets in 12 countries are women (via @reutersinstitute.bsky.social )

Ahorro, seguro médico, jubilación y trabajo estable te hacen clase media en Estados Unidos. 📊 @nytimes.com

If you want to find and follow people posting great 📊 data viz content, I can recommend following everyone Andy's following.

Hola mundo

@elliotthoey.bsky.social thank you!!! ;) how have you been?

Wow the last 36 hrs influx of new Bluesky accounts has been a real shot in the arm for this place in terms of the data viz community 📊.

Getting the band back together is step 1.

Getting that band to resume playing some of the old hits is step 2.

Adding new members, writing new tunes is step 3.

January 2024 was the warmest January on record.

New data from CopernicusECMWF shows that we've now had

- the eighth record breaking month in a row and

- twelve months (Feb 23-Jan 24) with global temperatures more than 1.5ºC above the pre-industrial reference baseline.

🧪⚒️