Our latest work

• Why are we working on Our World in Data?

  By Max Roser — July 20, 2017
• Not all deaths are equal: How many deaths make a natural disaster newsworthy?

  By Sandra Tzvetkova — July 19, 2017
• What the history of London’s air pollution can tell us about the future of today’s growing megacities

  By Hannah Ritchie — June 20, 2017
• There is a ‘happiness gap’ between East and West Germany

  By Esteban Ortiz-Ospina — June 17, 2017
• How to use Our World In Data visualizations in presentations

  By Esteban Ortiz-Ospina — June 14, 2017
• Structural transformation: how did today’s rich countries become ‘deindustrialized’?

  By Esteban Ortiz-Ospina and Nicolas Lippolis — May 26, 2017
• Global renewables are growing, but are only managing to offset the decline in nuclear production

  By Hannah Ritchie — May 19, 2017
• What is my risk of dying prematurely from air pollution?

  By Hannah Ritchie — April 20, 2017
• Air pollution: does it get worse before it gets better?

  By Hannah Ritchie — April 14, 2017
• What are PPP adjustments and why do we need them?

  By Esteban Ortiz-Ospina and Marco Molteni — March 16, 2017
• Homelessness and poverty in rich countries

  By Esteban Ortiz-Ospina — February 23, 2017
• How to embed Our World In Data visualizations in your article

  By Max Roser — June 13, 2016
• Fertility can decline extremely fast

  By Max Roser — May 20, 2016
• What Men and Women Want in Marriage

  By Max Roser — May 04, 2016
• Reduction of Cases and Deaths of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases in the US

  By Max Roser — March 19, 2015