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ALT A graphic showing how Israel's Iron Dome works. A radar system unit detects an incoming projectile. Then, a control center decides if the projectile poses a security threat, and a missile firing unit destroys the threat using a Tamir interceptor missile before it can reach an inhabited area.
ALT A graphic showing three drafts of a cartogram showing the share of people working from home by state in 2019, 2021, and 2022. The first draft is a cartogram where each state tile is a teal line chart showing the state share with a circle line symbol on the 2022 point. The second draft adds color differentiation where the line chart fills are teal if the 2022 state share is above the 2022 national share or yellow if they're below. The second draft also has circle line symbols on each point where data is available. The third cartogram image is the final chart version where the colors changed to blue and orange and showed if the state share was above or below the national share by year, adding a linear gradient.
ALT Small multiples map showing predicted fall foliage progression for 2023. By early October, the northernmost parts of the U.S. are expected to reach peak color change. By mid-November, the southeastern parts of the U.S. are expected to reach peak color change.
ALT White text on aqua background says How to data viz responsibly. On the right, the image of a vintage data visualization.
ALT Small multiples area charts showing the share of people who say where they live is a good place for gay or lesbian people to live. Worldwide, the share increased from 25% in 2012 to 50% in 2021. Countries with the highest share in 2021 were Norway (92%), Sweden (91%), the Netherlands (90%) and Iceland (88%). Countries with the largest increases were Nepal (+63%), India (+42%), Bangladesh (+35%) and Vietnam (+35%).
ALT Area chart showing the U.S. share of total employed interior designers, by race/ethnicity in 2022. Out of total employed interior designers who are 16 years or older, 2% are Black/African American, 8% are Asian, 11% are Hispanic/Latino and 87% are white.
