The 2030 spike : countdown to global catastrophe is a book. It was written by Colin Mason and published by Earthscan in 2003.

In January 2025, the Doomsday Clock was moved one second closer to midnight, to 89 seconds - this is the closest the hand has been to midnight since the clock was created in 1947. The clock is a metaphor of how close humanity is to destroying itself, with midnight representing the end of human civilization. The hand's placement originally depended on how close the world was to nuclear annihilation, taking factors such as conflict and political instability into account, however it has also included the threat of climate change since 2007. The clock's hand is set annually by members of the Bulletin of the Atomic Sciences, and its position can move closer to or further from midnight, depending on the current state of global affairs. Reasons for the most recent move include the war in Ukraine, global pandemics, and the continued perceived inaction in the face of climate change.

Archival replication dataset for the 2023 publication: "The state of food systems worldwide in the countdown to 2030". The replication code and raw data are all available in the following GitHub repository: https://github.com/KateSchneider-FoodPol/FSCI_2023Baseline_Replication This archived dataset serves to provide a DOI and citation for the dataset.

The Traffic Signal Countdown Timer market has emerged as a vital segment of urban transportation management, enhancing road safety and efficiency in traffic flow. These countdown timers are designed to display precise countdowns for traffic lights, providing drivers and pedestrians with crucial information on how mu

aincludes only MDG target indicators related to RMNCH.