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13 Ways Europe Does Food Safer, Cleaner, and Kinder »
This infographic was created for the Winter 2014 issue of YES! Magazine, How To Eat Like Our Lives Depend On…
Cloudy With a Chance of $100 Billion in Damages »
The increasingly developed landscape of modern society is in as much danger as ever from the catastrophic forces of Mother…
Why Corporations Want Our Public Schools »
This infographic appears in the Winter 2014 issue of YES! Magazine, Education Uprising: The New Rebels Taking Back Our Public…
The United States of Consumption »
The United States, with less than 5 percent of global population, consumes 22 percent of the world’s oil, 13 percent…
Women Under-Represented in Media »
Women are still grossly under-represented in media. The chart above shows the distribution of bylines for print journalists from January…
The Hobby Lobby Decision in the Court of Public Opinion »
Luckily for Hobby Lobby, their case was decided by nine Supreme Court Justices, not the public. A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll…
Wages Up? Employment Could Suffer »
The authors of "Minimum Wages," a book released in 2008, reviewed 100 studies concerning wages that have been published since…
Is 2014 the Year of the Keystone Pipeline? »
The proposed Keystone XL pipeline has the potential to create 1,950 jobs and pump $3.4 billion into the US economy.…
The Value of the Black Market »
The Black Market is an incredibly lucrative industry in the United States with an estimated value exceeding hundreds of billions…
We knew Wall Street was stacking the deck, but this much? »
Since the passage of the sweeping regulatory overhaul package designed to prevent another dramatic financial collapse, a new wave of…
Princeton Study: American Government No Longer A Democracy »
When the policy-preferences of median-income Americans were compared to actual government policies enacted, the public majority's interests were found to…
Reefer Madness Could Bring Big Bucks »
The generated tax from marijuana in Colorado could be massive according to a recent NBC survey. NBC spoke to 18…
The Filthy Profits From Human Trafficking »
According to UN statistics, there is an estimated US $31.6 billion of global profits generated from the exploitation of all…
America: Land of the Free But Home of the Overworked »
There are 196 countries on Planet Earth. 92% of them mandate time off each week, 95% of them mandate paid…
Student Debt Could Hold You Back in the Future »
Student debt burdens are weighing on economic fortunes of younger Americans. Households headed by young adults owing student debt lag…
Looking for Work? Don't Forget to Watch Your Waistline »
A recently released study by Gallup reveals a correlation between obesity rates and length of unemployment. Direct causes are not…
Mandela's Unknown Revolution: Africa's Biggest Economy »
While many know the first fully-democratically-elected president of South Africa, Nelson Mandela, as a champion of equality and civil justice,…
20 Years of Income Inequality in One Picture »
From 1990 to 2007, wage inequality in the U.S. increased significantly. The bottom 90-95% went down. The top 5% went…
#Lies: The Most Prolific Lie Ever Told... »
"I have read and agreed to the terms and conditions." You know you've done it. You've clicked that little box…
Our Unequal Globe’s Billions and Trillions »
Midway through 2014, the Credit Suisse Research Institute noted last month, the 3.3 billion adults in the world with less…
Composting: A Savvy Economic Investment »
Composting systems—even high-tech ones—do not require the same level of capital investment as landfills or incinerators. While more research is…
ADHD: Epidemic or Pharma Dream Come True? »
Since 1990, pharmaceutical companies have launched multi-billion dollar compaigns to promote public awareness of ADHD. Historically estimated to affect 5%…
Money available for retirement: Save Young! »
I created this chart to show the net gain (free money!) of someone who saves $3000 in a retirement account…
Women Are Economic Powerhouses »
In the United States, women exercise decision-making control over $11.2 trillion. That's almost 40% of the nation's total investable assets.…
Fast Food, Frequent Visits »
The United States certainly loves its fast food. Over half of all Americans frequent a fast food restaurant at least…
The Impact Of The Ice Bucket Challenge »
If you think that the Ice Bucket Challenge is just a viral video sensation without any real impact, you're wrong.…
High Starting Salaries May Be Hard To Come By For Graduates »
Mining, quarrying, oil and gas extraction jobs have the highest starting salaries for recent graduates, but also the lowest numbers…
Percent share of the crypto coin market »
Bitcoin is not the only electronic currency, although it is by far the largest. Other electronic currencies are competing with…
College Costs Increased Nearly 4X Faster Than Family Income »
Financial aid has not filled the growing gap between the cost of a college education and median family income, causing…
Hey College Grad, Wanna Job? Pick Your Industry Wisely »
With the Affordable Care Act fully enacted, the health sector will show the highest increase in employment, matched only by…
America the Broke: Owned by Others »
Because we have ignored balancing our budgets over the past few decades the public holds 11.5 trillion dollars of debt.…
We know politicians are bought. Here's who's buying. »
Buying political influence can be an expensive venture in American politics, and these five organizations know that reality best. The…
How much less is your bachelor's degree worth? »
According to the most recent census, 113,000 janitors in the U.S. have at least a bachelor’s degree. And, over 18,000…
A Short Step on the Long Road to Workplace Gender Equality »
Though notable progress has been made, the share of women in top managerial positions of Fortune 500 companies lags far,…
More Composting, More Jobs? »
In 2012, we set out to document the contribution of composting and natural wood waste recovery to Maryland’s job base.…
Liberty and Job "Recovery" For All? »
This “recovery” and the two which preceded it have been “jobless recoveries.” While the government measure of the unemployment rate…