Check up on the health of Americans with metrics from the Centers from Disease Control and Prevention and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Health metrics here measure birth dates to vaccinations to exercise to mortality rates and everything in between. Compare how Americans are covered by private health insurance or government insurance, or without coverage.
Also, Staying informed on the issues shaping American life is key to being an engaged citizen. But understanding those issues depends on knowing what questions to ask. From the economy to immigration, from Medicaid to foreign aid, start here for reports and insight on some of the most pressing matters facing citizens today — and find the data to help address them.
The site contains information From the American standard of living to immigration statistics to government finances: explore the data for a broader understanding of how the government spends its time and your money. Compare historical trends, dig deep into the numbers, and interact with visualizations designed to give you a better idea of government’s impact on the nation and its people.
The United States has several government agencies responsible for measuring the nation’s air, land and water conservation, and energy production. To celebrate Earth Day, USAFacts analyzed metrics from these agencies for a holistic look at the American environment. This data snapshot contains environmental numbers from 1895 to 2021. These are historical metrics for perspective — whether they mark positive, negative, or neutral changes for land, energy, and air in the US is up to you.
Finally, you bozos who have discounted climate change, he are some actual facts to wise you up about the weather and climate data. In March 2022, 0% of counties in the US experienced temperatures above the 20th century normal. During the same time period, 0% of counties in the US experienced lower than normal monthly temperatures. 100% of counties experienced temperatures normal for the 20th century....But read on.