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Routific outlined four major ways leading companies are making delivery services more sustainable. Research comes from news and management consulting reports.

Using news articles filled with professional advice, Job Sage has a list of 10 ways employers can build and promote a diverse and inclusive workplace. 

Zinnia Health identified six states that don’t have sterile syringe exchange programs, citing data from the Kaiser Family Foundation, and explored what that means for public health efforts in the state.

Student math and reading scores fell before and after COVID-19 closed schools. Explore factors like chronic absenteeism and earning loss with HeyTutor.

How safe are the interstate highways you frequent? Stacker analyzed data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s 2020 Fatality Analysis Reporting System to determine which interstates have the most fatalities.

Stacker explores myriad ways driving is subsidized in the U.S., drawing on a variety of studies, news reports, and University of Iowa law professor Gregory Shill’s piece, “Should Law Subsidize Driving?,” published in the New York University Law Review.

Stacker investigated the history of the United States Postal Service from colonial times to present day using a variety of historical, news, and government sources. 

EWR Digital compiled a list of nine things everyone should know about Web3 and how it’s expected to change the way people use the internet.

Which age groups in America were bigger spenders in 2020? To provide answers, Giving Assistant compiled the following information from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics.

Planoly ranked the top 25 states where marketing managers are paid the most based on median salary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

Revelation Machinery ranks the 25 states where can machinists make the most money, using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. 

Stacker cited data from the International Trade Center, Eurostat, and the Southern Environmental Law Center to examine how the growing wood pellet industry in the U.S. is fueling European renewable energy despite its controversial environmental reputation.

Stacker compiled a list of five notable numbers in the news this week.

Stacker analyzed a variety of sources to highlight memorable milestones over the past five decades of Earth Day.

Stacker looked at the Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index data released on Tuesday, April 12, to highlight the grocery items with the greatest price changes in March 2022. 

Stacker took a look at data from the Movement Advancement Project on sexual orientation and gender identity policies that affect transgender youth and ranked all 50 states and Washington D.C.

PokerListings explored how casino dealers are paid to determine which state has the highest-paid employees, using data from Bureau of Labor Statistics’ (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics report from May 2020.

Among the most impactful trends in the U.S. transportation industry over the last several years has been the growing number of electric vehicle offerings to reach the market. CoPilot ranked each state (and Washington D.C.) by the number of registered EVs as a percentage of total registered private and commercial vehicles, using data from the Department of Energy and Bureau of Transportation Statistics.

Health care in the U.S. has a history that’s as far-reaching and complex as the country itself. To document how it as evolved over time, Sidecar Health compiled a list of 10 of the most impactful moments in U.S. health care history.

Stacker compiled a list of common data types cars collect about their drivers from news stories, expert accounts, and management consulting reports.