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For each type of fiscal year 2025 Climate Commitment Act project with an emission estimate, its share of spending and its share of projected lifetime emission cuts. Types run from lowest to highest cost per ton.
Percent change in each state's age-adjusted drug overdose death rate from 2014 to 2024, CDC final data, ranked from largest increase.
Deaths the King County Medical Examiner investigated in 2025 among people living at housing service sites (supportive, income-restricted and recovery housing), by manner of death. The county publishes this only as a countywide total, with no count by building or provider.
Regular gasoline price on October 26, 2026 for the U.S. average and nine states, split into the federal tax, state taxes and fees, and all other costs.
Share of shelter offers made by Seattle's encampment outreach team that were turned down, and share that led to a confirmed shelter stay, 2023 to June 2026.
Where the 3,098 shelter offers Seattle's encampment outreach team made in April to June 2026 went: accepted or turned down, whether accepted offers led to a confirmed shelter stay, and the reason recorded for each one turned down.
Reasons outreach staff recorded for the 2,612 shelter offers turned down in Seattle in the second quarter of 2026, as a share of all declined offers.
How much more a gallon of regular gas cost in Washington than the U.S. average each year, 2015-2026, in cents: Washington's higher state gas taxes, the estimated cost of its carbon market (since 2023), and everything else (refining, supply, stations and other costs).
Median percentage change after about 12 months of testosterone suppression and estrogen in adult transgender women, across the study groups in a 2021 systematic review. Bars show the median; whiskers show the lowest and highest study group.
How many seconds faster transgender women in the U.S. Air Force ran the 1.5-mile fitness test than the average Air Force woman under 30, before hormones and at each stage of treatment, with 95% confidence intervals.
Net domestic migration (moves in from other states minus moves out) per 1,000 residents, July 1, 2020 to July 1, 2025, for the 50 states and D.C., from Census Bureau population estimates. New York lost 52 per 1,000 and California 41; South Carolina and Idaho gained 71.
Where U.S. federal money came from and where it went in fiscal 2025 (October 2024 to September 2025), in billions of dollars. Of $7.01 trillion spent, $1.78 trillion was borrowed. Interest on the debt ($970 billion) cost more than defense ($917 billion).
Share of King County overdose deaths, January 1 to November 5 of each year, among people the Medical Examiner recorded as living in subsidized or supportive housing (permanent supportive housing, income-restricted units or recovery housing).
Change in King County overdose deaths from January 1 to November 5, 2026, compared with the same dates in 2025, by the person's presumed living situation.
Grand Coulee Dam in Washington has the most generating capacity of any U.S. power plant. In 2025 it made 16.2 billion kWh, less than half the 37.1 billion kWh made by Georgia's Vogtle nuclear plant, the No. 2 plant by capacity.
Average annual precipitation in inches, 1991–2020, at the main weather station of Seattle and eight other large U.S. cities.
Average days per year with at least 0.01 inch of precipitation, 1991–2020, at the main weather station of Seattle and eight other large U.S. cities.
U.S. average gas price before each national Election Day divided by average hourly pay of production and nonsupervisory workers, in minutes.
Every finish in Washington's 2A-4A state 1600m finals, 2022-2026: 276 boys and 274 girls.
US oil produced and used in 2025, counting propane and other gas liquids as oil, as the government does, and counting crude oil alone.
Washington's rate of filings to start businesses likely to hire, per 1,000 residents, as a percent of the U.S. rate, 2015-2025.
Workers covered by layoff and closure notices filed with Washington's Employment Security Department, by year received, 2019 to November 2, 2026, split into farms and orchards and all other employers.
Private worksites with 1,000 or more employees, first quarter of each year, indexed so 2019 equals 100, Washington versus the United States, 2019-2026.
Washington total nonfarm payroll jobs, seasonally adjusted, January 2024 to September 2026, on the state's benchmarked series and the federal estimate as published.
