Just received another submission from the great people over at The Online Paralegal Program Project. Their newest infographic, titled “Masters of the Earth”, does a great job of displaying information on just how big an impact humanity continues to have on our planet. Head over to their site to check out the whole thing!
And if you missed it before, check out the OPP’s other release:
Going Green: Legalizing Marijuana is the Best Thing for America
Thanks, Sarah W., for sending this over!
Well, it only took a year, but I received my first submission post!
Here’s a great new infographic, called Going Green: Legalizing Marijuana is the Best Thing for America, listing updated stats for America’s 40+ year war on industrial hemp and marijuana. The team behind the graphic’s creation asked me to post the infographic, and get you guys’ thoughts on the information, presentation, legalization, etc.
So, what do you think?
Click here for the source image
Thanks to Jen R., from The Online Paralegal Program Project, for sending this over!
Craigslist Founder Jumps Into Voting Rights Fight | TPM
Craig Newmark:
What I learned in high school civics class is that an attack on voting rights is virtually the same as an attack on the country. So I asked people smarter than me to help me do what George Washington would have wanted me to do, collect and release the information you’re getting from us today.
Obama’s 2012 Budget Visualized
Click here for a zoom-able version, or here to buy the poster on Amazon
(Source: Gizmodo)
The supercommittee’s K Street connections
Nearly 100 former aides to members of the new budget-cutting “supercommittee” now work as K Street lobbyists, often representing clients with a vested interest in the panel’s decisions. A half dozen former lobbyists are also currently employed by the lawmakers. The connections mean that many lobbyists are now trying to convince their former employers to go easy on their corporate clients.
Biographical Infographics, courtesy of H-57 Creative Station
(Source: Gizmodo)
An infographic, courtesy of the New York Times, following taxpayer money as it flows from Texas’ coffers to the pockets of Rick Perry and his major contributors.
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