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The world’s solar capacity reached 1,419 gigawatts in 2023, way beyond any predictions. 1 gigawatt = power for a medium sized city

A line chart plots global capacity of solar power measured in gigawatts. From 2010 capacity starts to grow exponentially, way beyond a series of predictions drawn as lines in yellow. Actual installations have been more than 3x higher than their five year forecasts.

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Smoking in the USA has reached an historical low. It’s now 11% (vs 45% in the 1950s). For people under 30s, it’s just 6% (vs 35% in the early 2000s). Some

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An area chart shows a steady decline in % of adults smoking in the USA from 45% in the 1950s to 11% today, despite peaks in the 1970s and 80s.

A chart shares the multiple impacts of smoking bans, sourced from the US National Institute for Health Research. Declines after introductions of public smoking bans include: 18.5% drop in hospitalisations of children with lower respiratory tract infections, 12% decrease in hospitalisations for acute coronary events, 10% lower asthma related hospital visits.