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Collected Item: “Eddy County, New Mexico: Comparing The Curve”

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Eddy County, New Mexico: Comparing The Curve

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PDF of a webpage

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These graphs illustrate the to-date experience of COVID-19 infections and known positivity rates for Eddy County (NM), the State of New Mexico, and the United States. This data demonstrates dichotomies in the experiences of that county, the state, and the nation from the beginning of 2020 through February 6, 2021. Such data provides context to discussions and debate on public behavior, public health policy, and executive actions taken within the State and the County. This is important to me because many of my close and extended family members still reside in and around Eddy County, and the infection rates and restrictions they have endured has been especially tough on them and their community.

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HST580, Arizona State University, New Mexico Narratives, Eddy County, New Mexico, Carlsbad, data, graph, infection rate, comparative analysis

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https://data.currentargus.com/coronavirus-curve/

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Carlsbad Current Argus

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2021-02-07
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