Data Is Plural

... is a weekly newsletter of useful/curious datasets, published by Jeremy Singer-Vine. There have been 236 editions, dating from October 21, 2015 to April 14, 2021. To receive future editions, sign up here:

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2021.04.14 • Global abortion rates, pandemic-era central banking, the Household Pulse Survey, news homepages, and rainforest soundscapes.
2021.04.07 • Post offices, Han Chinese names, working hours, London’s COVID restrictions, and 1½ centuries of Great Lakes fishing.
2021.03.31 • US coronavirus case details, high-resolution population densities, electoral gender quotas, EU merger decisions, and dried beans.
2021.03.24 • Mass shootings, food-related GHG emissions, infrastructure spending, NYC’s housing lotteries, and animal lifespans.
2021.03.17 • Disasters, nursing-home staffing, Brazil’s vaccination registry, probable news quotations, and British millionaires of the late 1920s.