Long-form analyses computed from the same dataset that powers the rest of the site: every figure in the articles is interpolated from the data, never typed by hand, and recomputes when the data updates.
We hold 8 years of reanalysis data on tropical nights and days above 32°C across Catalonia's 43 comarques. We ran the trend test on it. Here is why the answer is not yet, and what the same data does support.
Sixteen consecutive editions of Idescat's population register, aggregated to Catalonia: who lives here, where they were born, and how that shifted over 15 years. The two largest movements are not the ones usually argued about.
A year of average disposable income buys 27.3 m² of home in Garrigues and 5.7 m² in Cerdanya. We test what drives the gap across 43 comarques: local income, the metropolitan pull, and tourism pressure. With figures, full results and honest limits.
We test four common explanations of crime across 40 Catalan comarques with rank correlations and controls: urbanization, poverty, unemployment and immigration. With figures, full results and honest limits.