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This dataset includes the amount of acres of conserved land by vegetation type taken from the San Diego Management & Monitoring Program.

Macroeconomic dashboard

This dataset provides information on the percentage of eligible renewable resources that are calculated from the San Diego Gas & Electric Power Mix. This percentage will represent the percent of resources that are used to generate electricity within San Diego that are renewable (biomass & bio-waste, geothermal, eligible hydroelectric, solar, and wind).

Annual growth rate of real GDP

The Gini Index (or Gini Coefficient) measures the income inequality within a group. A Gini Index of 0 represents perfect equality, while a Gini Index close to 1 represents maximal inequality.

Regional data on the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal Indicator 1.2.1, which depicts the percentage of the population living below the national poverty line by demographic characteristics.

Data for Indicator 8.1.1 come from U.S. Federal Reserve in St. Louis. Per capita income is calculated as the personal income of the residents of a given area divided by the population of the area.

Data for Indicator 8.1.1 for Baja California comes from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) Economic Information Bank. Data for Baja California is calculated as Annual growth rate of income per capita (Mexican Pesos).

Real GDP for San Diego County (2020$)
Source (GDP): Bureau of Economic Analysis, San Diego County
Source (for adjustment to 2020 dollars): Bureau of Labor Statistics, CPI-U All Items, Annual CPI, San Diego County

C02 emissions from each municipality in San Diego and from the region as a whole. Emissions are broken down by the year they took place and the source of the emission. Data are not measured directly but are instead modeled and estimated.