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By The Numbers
Each week, we'll share with you some of the most compelling numbers in our studies.
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** $2.70
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Fixing U.S. infrastructure is a national security imperative. It also has an enormous economic potential, as the U.S. economy would grow by $2.70 for every dollar spent on revitalizing infrastructure.
SOURCE: "The United States' Broken Infrastructure is a National Security Threat" by CSIS's Jonathan Hillman.
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** $400 million
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Congress is increasingly supportive of CO2 removal from the atmosphere as a means to combat climate change—recently appropriating $400 million to R&D for technology over the next five years.
SOURCE: "Climate Solutions Series: Carbon Dioxide Removal Solutions" by CSIS's Stephen J. Naimoli.
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** 2%
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While U.S.-India trade has been growing steadily at an average of more than 12 percent each year until the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, it still constitutes a mere 2 percent of total U.S. international trade.
SOURCE: "A Carter Initiative for U.S.-India Trade Ties" by Kriti Upadhyaya.
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** 70%
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Just as the pandemic shook the world, it has had deadly effects across Syria. However, its impact must also be seen in the context of a decade of health crises and a destroyed health system where over 70 percent of health workers have fled the country.
SOURCE: "Covid-19: Compounding 10 Years of Health Crises in Syria" as part of the CSIS Humanitarian Agenda's The Path Forward series.
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