Data Is Plural

... is a weekly newsletter of useful/curious datasets, published by Jeremy Singer-Vine. There have been 262 editions, dating from October 21, 2015 to December 1, 2021. To receive future editions, sign up here:

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2021.12.01 • The General Index, personal income, banking-crisis interventions, Europe’s primary forests, and Michael Scott misquotes.
2021.11.17 • Carbon credits, foodborne pathogens, violence against environmental defenders, mineral production, and Werner’s Nomenclature of Colours.
2021.11.10 • Toxic pollution, campsite reservations, time zones, NFTs, and damn fine coffees.
2021.11.03 • Internet shutdowns, concealed carry licensing, Amazon search results, FOIA reading rooms, and spiders.
2021.10.20 • Judicial financial disclosures, wildlife death and illness reports, a decade of news articles, more parliamentary speech, and Halloween candy.