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Stacker analyzed the 2021 Air Quality Statistics Report from the Environmental Protection Agency released in May 2022 to compile a list of the 50 cities with the dirtiest air.

CheapInsurance.com used data from the Environmental Protection Agency to rank the least fuel-efficient vehicles of modern history for each year since 1975.

Incredible Health used Bureau of Labor Statistics data to compile a list of jobs projected to grow the most in nursing, ranked by their percent of expected employment growth from 2021 to 2031.

DocBuddy cited data from the Health Resources and Services Administration to visualize the projected shortages in the health care industry, specifically among physicians.

Thistle investigated how much of various plant-based foods you would have to eat to get the same amount of protein as meat using data from My Food Data.

Stacker investigated how data privacy and access to reproductive health care intersect using a variety of news sources and consulting the Electronic Frontier Foundation’s senior legislative activist, Hayley Tsukayama.

Enviro Friendly compiled a list of highlights from the 2022 Off-Grid Solar Market Trends Report, developed by the World Bank and its partners.

Using data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and World Bank, Northwell Health looked at racial disparities in the prevalence of and morbidity from diabetes in the U.S.

MoneyGeek analyzed data from government, academic, and nonprofit sources to break down the cost of childbirth in the U.S.

The General used data from the Environmental Protection Agency to find the most fuel-efficient car and truck every year since 1975.

NNOXX detailed the differences between active and ordinary nitric oxide using its own science and a variety of other scientific sources.

Stacker compiled data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Centers for Environmental Information to rank the contiguous 48 states from coldest to warmest.

To illustrate what summer weather was like in the U.S. from 1920 to 2022, Stacker consulted data from the NOAA.

Stacker cited data from Climate Power to look at green energy and infrastructure projects that have been announced since the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act.

Health data breaches risk the personal information of millions. Drata used Office for Civil Rights data to find the four most common breaches in 2022.

Amid almost-daily news of how climate change is exacerbating natural disasters and/or creating cultural shifts, Stacker compiled 25 terms related to climate change, their meanings, and their significance in the context of today’s warming climate.

Incredible Health compiled a list of statistics about how the field of travel nursing changed during the COVID-19 pandemic using various news and government sources.

Citing data from Global Forest Watch, Stacker ranked 10 states that have experienced the greatest loss of tree cover over the past decade.

Stacker compiled data from state maternal mortality review committees and the CDC to examine how pregnancy-related death disproportionately impacts Black people.