@ben, this is really cool, but I worry a bit about the scale just because of the Amazonian beef. Could you add the means value on each line and then put all beef together and soy together? We should also be clear in the diagram that there is no data for beef in the atlantic forest (is it possible to write something like "no data"?)

Also beef for Paraguay will have to be 2018 data (there is no data for 2017)

@ben, there is still a bit of work needed on this graph. The legend should appear in the main image and I was hoping to display the average ha/tonne on each line. Is that possible and easy to do? Also, where there is no data (e.g. Paraguay beef in the atlantic forest) then we shouldn't display at all.

One more thing I noticed, the downloaded image doesn't look centered, can that be slightly corrected?

@ben, I still have some minor comments - soy needs to be 2016 for all contexts (which is what you have) - beef needs to be 2017 for Brazil and 2018 for Paraguay, but there is no data for beef in the Atlantic Forest in Paraguay in 2018, so we should remove the Atlantic Forest from the results. - Is is possible to also add the average number (as a label) together with the line you have now?

@ben, looks great on WWF Figure-X. My only remaining doubt is not showing the blank "ZDC" green bar on Atlantic Forest (presumably because there is no ZDC at all? Same as Chaco beef). Is it possible just to show the bar without any of the circles (as a way to show that there is no data at all)?