Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
The map above was created by NASA and shows the the Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Blooms in the Northern compared to Southern Hemisphere. Apparently, the cleanest air in the world can be found in North-West Tasmania (Cape Grim), the most polluted air in the world can be found in Ahmedabad, India.
It comes from this video:
In dark purple you have areas where the average high temperature in January is above freezing (0°C; 32°F).
And in light purple you have even warmer places where the average low in January is above freezing (basically stays above freezing the whole month).
From the author:
The map above shows the wettest month of the year and the one below shows the driest month of the year for various regions around the world.
The reason I say daylight rather than sunlight is that I don’t think London ever gets 7 hours of actual sunlight on the 21st.
The table below from Current Results, supports this.
Here is a little more on the their origins below:
My first thought as a Canadian is to laugh.
White is in blue, Mixed Race (called Brown in the census) in green, Indigenous in orange and Black in red.
Here are some of the highlights:
The map above was created by a Londoner and is a humorous look at how easy various regional English accents are to understand to them.
And as a Canadian living in London, I think it’s pretty accurate.
