World – Displaced (2016)
Source: Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC)
World – Earth’s magnetic field (June 2014)
Source: ESA
World – Electricity price (2018)
Source: Global Energy Prices, Radio-Canada
World – English : language
Source: Wikipedia
World – Evolution of the world population (2010-2017)
Source: Flourish
World – Fertility (2015-2020)
Source: UN
World – Fire size (2003-2016)
Source: NASA Earth Observatory
World – Forbidden corporal punishment (spanking) end of 2016
Source: Le Monde, End Corporal Punishment
World – Forests: reduction from 2000 to 2013
Source: Global Forest Watch
World – Francophonie: Member Countries
Source: Organisation internationale de la francophonie, Wikipedia
World – Freedom (2018)
Source: Freedom House
World – Freedom of the Press 2016
Source: Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
World – French : language
Source: University of Stockholm
World – Freshwater Changes (2002-2016)
Source: NASA Earth Observatory
World – Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF)
Source: Wikipedia
World – GDP growth (2015)
Source: World Bank
World – Geologic Provinces
Source: USGS
World – Global greening (2000-2017)
Source: NASA Earth Observatory
World – Global lightning strikes
Source: Wikipedia
World – Happiness (2006)
Source: University of Leicester
World – Happiness (2014)
Source: Gallup/Vox
World – Human Development Index – HDI (2014)
Source: UNDP, UN, Wikipedia
World – Human Development Index – HDI (2017)
Source: UNDP, UN, Wikipedia
World – Human Development Index – HDI (2018)
Source: UN, Wikipedia
World – Industrial fishing (2016)
Source: Global Fishing Watch
World – Infant mortality rate under-5 (2016)
Source: World Bank
World – Internal Displacement
Source: Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre – IDMC
World – International Bureau of Weights and Measures (member states)
Source: Wikipedia, Bureau international des poids et mesures
World – International Migrations (2010)
Source: Courrier International
World – International Union of Railways (UIC)
Source: Wikipedia
World – International Women’s Day March 8 (public holiday)
Source: Wikipedia
World – Isolated Peoples
Source: Wikipedia
World – Jaguar
Source: Wikipedia
World – Journalists in prison (2016)
Source: Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)
World – Killings of environmental defenders (2016)
Source: Global Witness
World – Lakes
Source: Hydrolab
World – Landlocked countries
Source: Wikipedia. In red, countries surrounded by landlocked countries themselves
World – Landslide Hazards
Source: NASA Earth Observatory
World – Least Developed Countries (LDCs) (2020)
Source: Wikipedia, UN,
World – LGBT Rights
Source: Le Monde, Washington Post
World – Life Expectancy (2007)
Source: Wikipedia
World – Life expectancy (2015-2020)
Source: UN
World – Location of earthquakes
Source: USGS - Earthquake Hazards Program
World – Lusofonia
Source: Wikipedia
World – Lyme Disease (Borreliosis)
Source: Wikipedia
World – Magnitude 5+ Earthquakes (2005-2015)
Source: USGS - Earthquake Hazards Program
World – Maximum Temperatures
Source: Metrocosm, MERRAclim, Scientific Data
World – Mean age at first birth (2016)
Source: UN
World – Methane concentration (2020)
Source: GHGSat
World – Military Nuclear
Source: Le Monde diplomatique, Cécile Marin
World – Mortality of the 5-15 years (2017)
Source: INED, Masquelier
World – New Silk Road
Source: Wikipedia
World – Non-self governing Territories
Source: Wikipedia
World – North or South Sea Routes?
Source: Wikipedia
World – Obesity (2013)
Source: The Lancet
World – Ocean surface temperatures in summer, at night
Source: NASA
World – Oceans: bathymetric
Source: Walter H. F. Smith and David T. Sandwell
World – Oil producing countries
Source: Wikipedia - Ekrub-ntyh
World – Oil spills (1967-2010)
Source: Wikipedia, Eric Gaba
World – Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Source: Wikipedia
World – Outdoor toilets
Source: World Economic Forum
World – Permafrost
Source: National Geographic
World – Point Nemo (Oceanic pole of inaccessibility)
Source: Wikipedia
World – Politics
Source: Wikipedia
World – Polygamy (Polygyny or Polyandry)
Source: Wikipedia
World – Polygyny allowed
Source: Wikipedia
World – Population Under 20 (2015)
Source: UN, World Bank
World – Potable water (2015)
Source: AFP, WHO
World – Pound (currency)
Source: Wikipedia
World – Poverty center of gravity (1981-2030)
Source: World Bank
World – Press Freedom (2018)
Source: Reporters sans frontières
World – Press freedom 2017
Source: Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
World – Prisoners (rate / 100,000 inhabitants 2016)
Source: Le Monde diplomatique, Cécile Marin
World – Rail gauge
Source: Wikipedia
World – Refugees (2019)
Source: UNHCR
World – Renewable Energy: Investments (2016)
Source: UN
World – Russian: language
Source: University of Stockholm
World – Satellite (16 September 2017)
Source: Nasa Earth Observatory
World – Sea level rise is accelerating (1992-2014)
Source: NASA Earth Observatory
World – Sex: Male-to-Female Ratio
Source: Wikipedia
World – Shale gas
Source: Wikipedia
World – Solar Irradiation
Source: Wikipedia, GeoModel Solar
World – Sulfur Dioxide Pollution (2018)
Source: Greenpeace, NASA
World – Temperatures: anomalies (March 2017)
Source: NASA
World – Time Zones
Source: Wikipedia
World – Tobacco (2016)
Source: World Bank
World – Toilet Access (2015)
Source: UN, World Bank
World – Torrid Zone
Source: Wikipedia
World – Tourism (2004)
Source: PopulationData.net, WTO
World – Tourism (2015)
Source: WTO
World – Tourism (2016)
Source: WTO
World – Transcontinental countries
Source: Wikipedia
World – Turkish: language
Source: Wikipedia
World – UN: United Nations Security Council (2016)
Source: Wikipedia
World – Uranium (2014)
Source: OECD, IAEA
World – Uranium (stocks)
Source: Connaissance des énergies
World – Uranium reserves (2010)
Source: Wikipedia
World – Uranium resources (2006)
Source: IAEA
World – Uranium resources (2006)
Source: OECD
World – Uranium: production (2014)
Source: PopulationData.net