Data Is Plural

... is a weekly newsletter of useful/curious datasets, published by Jeremy Singer-Vine. There have been 388 editions, dating from October 21, 2015 to October 9, 2024. To receive future editions, sign up here:

Recent Editions

• 2024.10.09 • Disability claims processing, evapotranspiration, fuel forecasts, trash balloons, and Anglo-Saxons on record.
• 2024.09.25 • NYC evictions, open-source weather APIs, tree canopies, Canadian mines, and James Beard honorees.
• 2024.09.18 • Landslides, long-run economic growth, alcohol consumption, art words, and Messi’s moves.
• 2024.09.11 • The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, monthly crime trends, source code, Italian tax-to-charity allocations, and snakes.
• 2024.08.21 • H-1B lotteries, multinational corporations, California residential water supply, UK grantmakers, and Olympic medalists.

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