A city’s cleanliness greatly impacts how enjoyable it is to live in or visit. But how do we define cleanliness? The team at Oxi Fresh gives us an example with a new map that uses a thorough methodology to rank American cities by how clean they are. Each city was graded out of 100 on seven different factors.
Some states are a paradise for water lovers, while others are barren of water. A new chart from Staten Island Yachts shows which states abound with water and which are a little parched. They ranked each state by the percentage of land mass covered by water. Michigan was the big winner due to the many large lakes throughout the state.
Excess waste is a concern around the world as we fight pollution, overcrowding, and disease caused by unsanitary conditions. This study from Paper Boss shows us not only which countries produce the most garbage but which recycle the most garbage.
The team at Kylar Mack are jewelry enthusiasts so they put that interest to work and created this map depicting where in the world we find the most precious metal. This map shows us where the most gold, silver, palladium, and other precious metals have been found. Maps like this can help us learn more about jewelry origins and world economies.
When it comes to the importance of critical water pipe infrastructure – if people don’t have water, nothing else matters. That’s why organizations such as Hobas Pipe are working hard to evolve to the next level of fiberglass pipe for clean water for all. Learn more about fiberglass pipe in the following infographic.
Global water use has surged six-fold in the past century, and by 2025, two-thirds of the world’s population may face water scarcity. Advancements in water storage technology, including IoT-based systems, have significantly reduced wastage. Here is an infographic that explores the critical journey of industrial water storage and the need for sustainable management.
Gemstones are found in countries all around the globe, although some parts of the world are much more abundant in these precious stones than others. Which countries have become the biggest sources of gemstones and diamonds? To answer this, the team at BriteCo created a world map that highlights the top-producing country for more than 30 different gemstones.
Today’s fashion industry is synonymous with overconsumption, overproduction and widespread pollution. How bad is it right now? This infographic illustrates the environmental impact of the apparel industry, showcasing the statistics during the recent years.
Precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and palladium are essential for many other industries beyond just jewelry and ornamentation. They are used in dentistry, aerospace, surgery, manufacturing, electronics, automobiles, and many more areas. This infographic explores the countries that produce the most gold, silver, platinum, and palladium.
While concerns about indoor air quality may seem like a product of the modern world, the history of indoor air pollution dates back to ancient times. In this infographic, explore how our understanding and management of indoor air quality has evolved over thousands of years.
