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To its population. this would be the map. this is a blob here. it looks like a rorschach test. if you were to size the high population areas to the same scale as in low population areas much lower, this would become what the red/blue map. what it gets here is the distribution of the population, democrats in cities increasingly in suburbs. republicans used to be strong in the suburbs, democrats win it by double digits. it's the rural areas in the country. this is the 2020 election, yurl areas overwhelmingly republican. we talked to the racial component of this african-americans, hispanics, core...

Day tends to be a more republican. group and a lot of people in california they have a male ballot at home, they drop it off on the day of the election. nor gets into the election office on election day. those votes, will be counted late. two it won't be that much of a republican group, but it could shake things a little. bit i don't expect that this is going to change more than, for five points of up on the aside. so this is going to be a dramatic landslide victory for opponents of the recall. in fact, what i think is no striking really, just look at the lane here, purple county are people th...

California, they have a male batted at home, they drop it off on the day of the election, and it gets into the election office on election day. those votes. movie a lot of those that will be counted late to. there will be that much of a republican group and it could change things a little bit. i don't expect this is going to change more than four or five points on the nose on the nose in the yes. this will be a dramatically inside victory for opponents of the recall. in fact, i think what is most striking, we look at the lay of the land, remember purple counties or counties that voted against ...

How software could transform environmental regulation In 2011, Marc Andreessen, co-founder of Netscape and venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal titled “Why software is eating the world”. His contention was simple: software can now transform industries globally owing to the rapid decline in cost of microprocessors and the transition to the modern internet which connects commercial networks and enterprises. Throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, the role of software in businesses was deceptively subtle. At first, the only companies that used sof...

ENGOs in China working closely with government on environmental protection Shan Jie Published: Jan 25, 2021 07:52 PM Photo: IC Since the initial site selection of a hydraulic project for Poyang Lake - one of China's largest freshwater lakes in the Yangtze River basin - was made public earlier this month, environmental volunteer Liu Huili and her coworkers have been trying hard to persuade the government to give up the idea. "No matter it's a dam or a sluice gate, the project may hurt local ecological environment," Liu said. These days, along with many other volunteers, she has been busy sub...