Catch up on all the new #BLSdata and publications that came out this week! https://t.co/aWoAAD7KuR https://t.co/0wvsN36mi0

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What an Influx of 17,000 U.S. Troops Could Mean for the Iran War https://t.co/6nk5xFsQvV

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In the U.S., the definition of “middle class” depends on where you live. The minimum income threshold ranges from $39.4K in Mississippi to $69.9K in Massachusetts 💰

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“What motivates me every day is knowing my work helps make transport more efficient, inclusive, and sustainable—and that I have a platform to empower underrepresented communities, including youth.”

Watch @massamba_o from the Young Professionals Program with the Transport team in East Asia & Pacific at the World Bank Group.

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A Finnish startup claims to have perfected a revolutionary new battery. Whenever it reaches the market, its astonishing range and quick charging time could win over EV skeptics. https://t.co/peVvs8kosA

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Israel has begun rationing its use of high-end missile interceptors, hoping to preserve stocks of its most capable defensive weapons in the face of daily Iranian barrages https://t.co/vR9BOSXBFf

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Ranked: The Hardest U.S. Colleges to Get Into 🎓

This graphic by @JuliePeasley is one of the many incredible data-driven charts and stories from creators featured on our @VoronoiApp. ✅

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Indonesia reduced child stunting from 37% in 2013 to under 20% in 2024 through sustained investments in nutrition and early years.

In his latest article, @Paschald shows how such investments grounded in data and insights can transform human potential everywhere. https://t.co/E7h6DYebqi

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With a new loan, Ulugbek launched his own bottling plant.

Today, he hires 10 people, turning high-salinity water into safe drinking products.

See the impact that empowering rural entrepreneurs like Ulugbek is having across Uzbekistan: https://t.co/AkCZbr1DLA https://t.co/0I4ikVC7ce

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Which EU countries produced the most wine in 2024? 🍷🥂⁠

Full data ➡️ https://t.co/PEKN1FJbSN https://t.co/FplAEZLrAP

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Investing in jobs creates hope and opportunity while strengthening global stability.

Through the Jobs Agenda, the World Bank Group is:
✅ Investing in people + infrastructure
✅ Enabling business-friendly environment
✅ Mobilizing private capital

Learn more in Ajay’s op-ed: https://t.co/EkzGSyB6tK

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The world gets more seafood from aquaculture than wild catch—

There are two ways to produce seafood: catch fish in the wild or farm your own.

Seafood farming is often called “aquaculture”. Aquaculture is dominated by the farming of fish, but also includes other organisms, such as crustaceans and aquatic plants.

Aquaculture has grown rapidly over the last few decades. In fact, as the chart shows, it has overtaken wild catch since 2013.

This has relieved some pressure on wild fish stocks: if this increased demand for fish had been satisfied by wild catch, then many more would be severely overexploited.

(This Data Insight was written by @_HannahRitchie and @parriagadap .)

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Future economic costs associated with historical CO2 emissions may be at least 10 times higher than costs already incurred from the same emissions, a study in Nature suggests. https://t.co/1hIv9pemPm https://t.co/vYvS3S0Ksy

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Projected job openings in occupations typically requiring some postsecondary education, 2024–34 https://t.co/4XKTDhNCOQ #BLSdata https://t.co/QQDK8dJEA3

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The March 2026 update to our Poverty and Inequality Platform (PIP) is now live, bringing new survey data, improved estimates, and updated projections of global #poverty through 2026.

Explore the latest data: https://t.co/ud9MjqVq70 https://t.co/JXP63CtO5A

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Transportation drives economic growth, jobs, and access.

@IFC_org-supported projects have helped 43.5M people benefit from better transport since July 2023.

Investing in resilient transport = billions in benefits and millions of jobs. https://t.co/cGvpxp1V0N https://t.co/bhv6EHpKvw

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The Weekly Review provides an overview of highlights and new articles that were released in The Daily, StatsCAN Plus and more over the past week: https://t.co/gGA4yQiiaw https://t.co/1DvVFIQnVe

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La semaine en bref vous propose un survol des faits saillants et des nouveaux articles diffusés dans Le Quotidien, StatsCAN Plus et autres au cours de la semaine précédente :
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Trump Media & Technology Group is embarking on a $6 billion foray into power generation with an unlikely partner pursuing an unlikely technology, one that has yet to produce a single watt of electricity https://t.co/1ZpQXMofyN

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📊 Track the recovery of the ozone layer with updated data—

The ozone layer plays a vital role in making the planet habitable for us and other species by absorbing most of the sun’s ultraviolet radiation.

But, during the 1970s–90s, humans were emitting large quantities of substances that depleted the ozone layer.

This led to the creation of ozone holes at the earth’s poles, exposing life to higher levels of ultraviolet radiation and increasing the risks of skin cancer in humans.

During the 1980s, the world came together to form an international agreement to reduce — and eventually eliminate — emissions of these depleting substances.

The political agreements were very effective. Since then, global emissions have fallen by more than 99%.

The ozone holes have stopped growing and are now starting to close.

Our colleague @lucasrodesg recently updated our charts with the latest data from the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center’s Ozone Watch, which tracks the size of the Antarctic ozone hole and the concentration of ozone in the stratosphere.

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