Infographics Archive

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• How to Reduce Carbon Emissions from Financial Services
• 50 Breakfast Dishes From Around the Globe
• The Biggest Celebrity Car Collections in the World
• How Much Brand New Cars Cost After Inflation from 1950-2020

How to Reduce Carbon Emissions from Financial Services Posted: 23 May 2022 12:08 AM PDT Fintech and electronic banking services are godsends of the modern era. Never has it been easier for money to change hands. Nearly 369 billion purchases are made every day, many of which happen on electronic platforms. But behind every transaction lies a hidden fee: carbon emissions. Climate change is a price the whole world pays for our modern conveniences, and it's only getting higher with time. Finance industry consumers know the importance of sustainability. 1 in 3 consumers would pay more for sustainable services, and roughly 85% of the globe has shifted its purchasing behavior towards sustainability in the past 5 years. Many of these changes are incremental, but they represent an emerging trend. As climate change becomes more dire, so too are the actions people are willing to take to mitigate it. 99% of CEOs agree that sustainability initiatives are crucial to their long term success, but many aren't sure how to actually cause change. Cloud computing could start the solution. Here are 3 major ways that the cloud reduces greenhouse gas emissions. First: cloud data centers are more energy efficient than on-premise ones. They're able to perform the same services using less power. Second: the cloud replaces physical machines with their virtual equivalents, reducing the carbon they would have emitted. Third: dematerialization lowers the consumption of resources. Cloud services let people do more with fewer electronic devices, thereby reducing e-waste. Mass migration to cloud services can reduce global carbon emissions by 59 million metric tons every year. That's equivalent to taking 22 million cars off the road! Cloud data centers can also be located anywhere in the world. If data centers tap into a clean energy grid, they increase their emission savings. Google uses geography to their advantage as they work towards 24/7 green energy by 2030. The post How to Reduce Carbon Emissions from Financial Services appeared first on Infographics Archive.

50 Breakfast Dishes From Around the Globe Posted: 22 May 2022 11:54 PM PDT It’s often said that breakfast is the most popular meal of the day. In the United States, a typical breakfast meal may consist of pancakes, eggs and bacon, but this is not the case in many other parts of the world. In this new infographic from the team at KulicksPancakeRecipes.com comes this fascinating guide that details 50 different breakfast dishes from around the world. How many of these different breakfast dishes have you tried? Each of the various breakfast dishes on this infographic comes from a different country, and undoubtedly one of the more unique meals on here is Gallo Pinto. It’s a very popular meal for breakfast in Costa Rica, and it’s a dish that includes both beans and rice which are first cooked separately, and then stir-fried together. It’s typically topped with sour cream and salsa, and is usually served with foods like tortillas, cheese, avocado or eggs. Another very popular breakfast dish from around the world, and perhaps one of the most unique that is included on this infographic is called Changua. It’s from Colombia, and interestingly enough, is typically used as being a great cure for hangovers. Changua is a hearty milk soup that is made from boiling a mixture of milk and water, and then cracking eggs into it. Once cooked, it’s garnished with cilantro, scallions and calado, which is actually a piece of stale bread! Aside from these two interesting breakfast dishes like Gallo Pinto from Costa Rica, or Changua from Colombia, there are breakfast dishes from many countries, including Argentina, Australia, Egypt, England, Iceland, Italy, Morocco, Nigeria, Peru, Russia, Singapore, Switzerland, and Turkey. There are so many different tasty looking breakfast dishes from around the world that are featured on this infographic! How many of these do you plan on trying in the near future? The post 50 Breakfast Dishes From Around the Globe appeared first on Infographics Archive.

The Biggest Celebrity Car Collections in the World Posted: 22 May 2022 11:42 PM PDT When you make millions of dollars you can start spending money on things normal people don’t have access to like private jets, island mansions and garages packed with fancy cars. Cars can be status symbols for the rich and famous and then can also just be fun toys. If you had millions of dollars to spend on cars what would you buy? Whos fleet of fancy vehicles on this list of the world’s most impressive car collections would you choose? The team at AlansFactoryOutlet.com put together this comprehensive ‘Celebrity Car Collections’ guide that lists billionaires and celebrities across the globe with impressive automobiles. Some of the people on this list have large collections of cars that they race like Nick Mason, the drummer of Pink Floyd. Mason’s collection is estimated to be over $400 million dollars. One of these cars is a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO worth $48 million dollars. Famous clothing designer Ralph Lauren makes the list with his collection worth $300 million. In his fleet of around 70 cars he has a Porsche 918 Spyder, a Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic and a rare 1958 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa Spyder. Comedian Jay Leno who is known for his love of cars has a collection worth around $100 million. Along with purchasing cars Leno also enjoys restoring classics and has done so to hundreds of cars from every era. From a 1918 Stutz Bearcat to a 1965 1000 HP Ford Mustang, a 2006 EcoJet and a 2014 McLaren P1, Jay Leno has one of the most diverse collections for sue. British business tycoon Rodger Dudding makes the list with his collection of more than 420 cars. He holds the title for Britain’s largest car collection and one of his oldest models is a 1936 Lagonda Rapier Supercharged Single-Seater. This chart was such a fun read, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. The post The Biggest Celebrity Car Collections in the World appeared first on Infographics Archive.

How Much Brand New Cars Cost After Inflation from 1950-2020 Posted: 22 May 2022 11:15 PM PDT Inflation has caused many household items, food, travel, homes and vehicles to sky rocket. This graphic from titlemax.com breaks down the price of popular vehicles over the years and how much they would cost with adjusted inflation. Starting in 1914 with the Ford Model T, people got their first taste of a consumer vehicle they could actually afford. Once more and more Americans were able to afford vehicles, a numbered highway system was introduced. In 1908 the Model T would have cost you $825. Adjusted for inflation, that would be around $24,835 today. Looking back through history, this chart takes the most popular cars from 1950 to 2020 along with their price in 2020 dollars. The Dodge Coronet was an inexpensive and popular choice for families in the 1950’s costing just over $10,000 with inflation. Just two years later in 1952 the Buick Roadmaster would be the most popular choice but came with a much higher price tag, costing $33,124.00 today. The Jeep Dispatcher would take over in 1956 costing only just over 13 thousand dollars. It wasn’t until 1961 that the first popular sports car, the Jaguar E-Type would hit the streets with an eye watering price tag of over $52,000 dollars today. The 60’s were also a popular time for the Volkswagen Beetle which was the most popular car in 1966 costing buyers only $12,660 in today’s dollars. One of the most popular cars of the 70’s was the Chevy Monte Carlo which had a price tag of just under 20 thousand dollars (with inflation). The most expensive car on this list is the 2006 Audi R8, which if it was purchased with today’s dollar would cost close to $150k. In 2020, one of the most popular cars was the Lexus IS which had a price tag of $39,050. The post How Much Brand New Cars Cost After Inflation from 1950-2020 appeared first on Infographics Archive.

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