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The Page That Counts

Facts that tell a story

The Page That Counts :: Fall 2009 The Page That Counts :: Fall 2009
Age of oldest human being on record: 122; Age of longest-lived mollusk on record, a quahog clam: 400+; Approximate age of Methuselah Pine, the world's oldest-known living tree: 4,600+
The Page That Counts :: Summer 2009 The Page That Counts :: Summer 2009
by Mary Richter
Approximate number of languages spoken in the world: 6,000 :: Number of these that are indigenous languages: 5,000 :: Number of languages that go extinct every year: 26
The Page That Counts :: Spring 2009 The Page That Counts :: Spring 2009
by Kim Nochi
Percentage of teenagers who say their social life would end or suffer without text messaging: 47 Percentage of teenagers who can text blindfolded: 42 ...
The Page That Counts :: Winter 2009 The Page That Counts :: Winter 2009
by Kristin Carlsen
Estimated number of Community Supported Agriculture programs in the U.S. in 1990: 50 Number of CSA programs recorded in Local Harvest’s database as of September 2008: 2,098
The Page That Counts :: Fall 2008 The Page That Counts :: Fall 2008
by Layla Aslani
Number of states whose lawmakers have moved to restrict sales of foreign-made American flags: 10 Value of U.S. flags imported in 2007: $4.7 million
The Page That Counts :: Summer 2008 The Page That Counts :: Summer 2008
by Noah Grant, Margit Christenson
Percentage of plastic bags that end up in the trash: 99. Percent reduction of plastic bag use in Ireland after the government began taxing bags in 2002: 95 …
The Page That Counts :: Spring 2008 The Page That Counts :: Spring 2008
by Brooke Jarvis
Amount of its roads budget that Copenhagen devotes to services and infrastructure for cyclists: 1/3. Amount of money that a community gains for every mile biked instead of driven: 50 cents ...
The Page That Counts :: Winter 2008 The Page That Counts :: Winter 2008
by Margit Christenson
Percentage of American 13- to 24-year-olds stating that time with family is the one thing that makes them the happiest: ...
The Page That Counts :: Fall 2007 The Page That Counts :: Fall 2007
by Zach Kyle
Women:: Bacteria:: Pharmaceuticals:: Seatbelt Safety:: Medicare:: Scooter Libby:: Punkin Chunkin:: Squatters:: Afghan deaths:: 9/11 Compensation
The Page That Counts :: Summer 2007 The Page That Counts :: Summer 2007
by Catherine Bailey
Bee loss :: Computer dependency :: Cheery dyed sheep :: Political freshman :: Relative disrespect towards women :: Birth-control, abstinence and sex education :: Worker stress and salaries :: Perceptions of global warming ...
The Page That Counts :: Spring 2007 The Page That Counts :: Spring 2007
by Sarah Kuck
Classification of documents in the U.S. :: Environmental impact of Victoria's Secret :: Air traffic's contribution to climate change :: U.S. personal savings :: Women's rights and suffrage :: Bottled and potable water costs :: Days spent by U.S. troops in World War II and Iraq :: Hugs and touches
The Page That Counts :: Winter 2007 The Page That Counts :: Winter 2007
by Catherine Bailey
Miles of roadside land reserved for a tree-planting campaign in the Philippines in August, 2006: 2137 ...
The Page That Counts The Page That Counts
by Daina Saib
Percentage of consumers polled who say they would pay more for books or magazines printed on recycled paper: 80 ...
The Page That Counts The Page That Counts
by Elle McPherson
Number of karate club members hired at a New Zealand rally to protect 140 vintage cars against pecking by native parrots attracted to shiny objects:
The Page That Counts The Page That Counts
by Andrew Lovejoy
Number of years in which New York officials hope to have converted the city’s entire fleet to hybrid-powered: . . .
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