🎓 Princeton Tops Ivy League in Staff Salaries. 63% Power Plants Solar. US Pre-diabetic Diagnosis Rates.
Chart of the Day #175 looks at University Staff Earnings, Renewable Capacity and Diabetes
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Today's Topics
🎓 University Staff Earnings. Princeton staff receive highest Ivy League salary of $195K
⚡ Renewable Capacity. 63% of renewable energy power plants in Japan were Solar in 2023
💉 Diabetes. Hawaii has the highest US pre-diabetic diagnosis rates
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🎓 Princeton Staff Receive Highest Ivy League Salary of $195K
In 2021-2022, Princeton University led Ivy League schools with an average salary of $195,056 for full-time instructional staff, followed by Harvard at $184,588 and Yale at $182,947. Cornell University had the lowest average at $149,964. These figures highlight salary disparities within the Ivy League, reflecting differences in institutional budgets and faculty compensation strategies.
⚡ 63% of Renewable Energy Power Plants in Japan Were Solar in 2023
In 2023, Japan had 3,874 solar power plants, leading its renewable energy efforts. Hydropower followed with 1,759 plants, while wind, biomass, and geothermal trailed significantly. This distribution reflects Japan's commitment to solar energy in its pursuit of climate goals under the Paris Agreement, aiming to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Japan's efforts align with regional alliances like the Asia-Pacific Partnership, promoting renewable energy to combat climate change.
💉Hawaii Has the Highest US Pre-Diabetic Diagnosis Rates
In 2021, Hawaii (4.9%) and California (4.3%) had the highest rates of adults diagnosed with prediabetes in the U.S., while Wyoming (1.5%) and Wisconsin (1.5%) were among the lowest. This data highlights regional disparities in prediabetes prevalence, underscoring the need for targeted prevention strategies, especially in states with higher rates. Nationally, the average was 2.4%.
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