Tackling population growth can be done without the enormous, unnecessary risks involved in talking about population growth.
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So Grain gives 10 population growth, and every surplus [unit] you have gives 2 or 3 additional population growth.
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INSIDER Data found the 15 countries with the biggest population growth since 1950, and the 15 countries with the least population growth since 1950.
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Because African population growth continues to be strong while population growth in other parts of the world slumps, there is a growing "pull" on Africans to emigrate.
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LIESMAN: BUT WHAT ABOUT THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF – SINCE IMMIGRATION IS A BIG PART OF POPULATION GROWTH AND POPULATION GROWTH IS A BIG PART OF ECONOMIC GROWTH?
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Personal income growth, 2012 to 2017: 15%Population growth, 2012 to 2017: 7.6%GDP increase, 2012 to 20173: 22.4% Personal income growth, 2012 to 2017: 18%Population growth, 2012 to 2017: 9.2%GDP increase, 2012 to 2017: 22.83% Personal income growth, 2012 to 2017: 15.8%Population growth, 2012 to 2017: 11.9%GDP increase, 2012 to 2017: 14.8% Personal income growth, 20123 to 2017: 17.9%Population growth, 2012 to 2017: 7.6%GDP increase, 2012 to 2017: 22.4% Personal income growth, 2012 to 20173: 17.7%Population growth, 2012 to 2017: 10.2%GDP increase, 2012 to 2017: 29.4% Personal income growth, 2012 to 2017: 6.83%Population growth, 2012 to 2017: 11%GDP increase, 223.5 to 22012: 22017% Personal income growth, 222.8 to 22012: 22017%Population growth, 20123 to 22012: 22017%GDP increase, 234 to 2017: 37.6% Personal income growth, 2012 to 2017: 20.9%Population growth, 2012 to 20173: 9.3%GDP increase, 2012 to 2017: 23.5% Personal income growth, 2012 to 2017: 22.8%Population growth, 2012 to 2017: 6.8%GDP increase, 2012 to 2017: 34%
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Personal income growth, 20123 to 2017: 18.5%Population growth, 2012 to 2017: 4.7%GDP increase, 2012 to 2017: 11.4% Personal income growth, 2012 to 20173: 16.3%Population growth, 2012 to 2017: 6.2%GDP increase, 2012 to 2017: 19.3% Personal income growth, 2012 to 2017: 4.23%Population growth, 2012 to 2017: 4.7%GDP increase, 226.2 to 22012: 22017% Personal income growth, 228.6 to 22012: 22017%Population growth, 20123 to 22012: 22017%GDP increase, 4.2.8 to 2017: 23.3% Personal income growth, 2012 to 2017: 23.9%Population growth, 2012 to 20173: 3.7%GDP increase, 2012 to 2017: 26.2% Personal income growth, 2012 to 2017: 28.6%Population growth, 2012 to 2017: 4.2%GDP increase, 2012 to 2017: 33.8%
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Census estimates released last year showed population growth among people of color in the Lone Star State far outnumbering the state's white population growth, which could pay dividends for Democrats.
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Immigration already accounted for almost half of population growth in the U.S. last year, and it is expected to become the biggest driver of population growth in 2030, according to the Census Bureau.
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That would lag far behind population growth of around 2.6%.
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African urbanisation is mostly a result of natural population growth.
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Population growth of about 3% a year adds further pressure.
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In Sweden, residential construction has lagged population growth for decades.
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Agronomists say that rapid population growth is making this impossible.
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These include cities where tech jobs are driving population growth.
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The challenges of rapid population growth will not continue indefinitely.
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Meanwhile, Africa is experiencing continued high rates of population growth.
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As U.S. population growth slows, more states depend on immigration.
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Adjusting for population growth makes this stagnation even more pronounced.
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Moreover, immigrants make a surprisingly big contribution to population growth.
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Given the state's population growth, 2016 turnout was comparatively low.
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Here's a graph of real population growth over time, compared to population growth as the UN projected it: So up to the present day, the UN has been highly reliable in predicting global population trends.
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Virginia, and Georgia are experiencing high population growth, and the diverse
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Rapid fertility decline has caused population growth rates to decline everywhere.
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Population growth outpaced the rate of building, causing a housing crisis.
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Capital city growth accounted for 79% of Australia's total population growth.
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Population growth has been 2-212 percent per year since 22012.
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He stressed the urgency of the situation given today's population growth.
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Overall, population growth is slowing, and the population is getting older.
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At the same time, population growth among white women has plateaued.
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Population growth and increasing consumption among the rich is driving it.
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Population growth has occurred in suburban areas; rural areas lost population.
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Drought, climate change and population growth are blamed for the crisis.
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Accounting for population growth, that's an annualized rate decrease of 0.9%.
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Which states have the highest employment and population growth since 2628?
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Increased urbanization and population growth also exacerbate the spread of disease.
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And in general, rates are higher in rich countries with relatively rapid population growth (Australia, Canada, and to a lesser extent the United States) and lower in rich countries with slow population growth (Germany and especially Japan).
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For the past five years, there's been small but noticeable population growth.
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Daly called it the "best plan yet offered" to limit population growth.
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The report emphasizes the disastrous impact of population growth and rising demand.
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British population growth is not generally perceived to benefit British-born people.
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Population growth should continue, though likely at lower rates than recent years.
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Victoria has Australia's highest population growth, from both internal and foreign migration.
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"I think the population growth is going to overwhelm things," Samuhel said.
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This is not going to cause a population growth and employment opportunities.
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Home prices there are high, while job and population growth are lackluster.
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Settling near water is important for any civ to promote population growth.
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But even if population growth slows, the Houston area can withstand it.
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Are there other benign ways of influencing population growth that you considered?
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Population growth is a consequence of fertility and mortality not declining simultaneously.
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The issue is troublesome because Arizona has the fourth-fastest population growth.
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Since then, the UN has pegged global population growth rates pretty precisely.
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And that number has barely kept pace since with actual population growth.
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Countries generally need a fertility rate above 2 to maintain population growth.
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Why is population growth of working-age individuals good for a region?
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By 2014, the population growth turned negative and the losses were compounding.
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He joined the group Zero Population Growth and became its national president.
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They are also capable of explosive population growth where conditions suit them.
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Population growth was slowing while trade conflicts were hitting productivity, he added.
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That contributed to the lowest year in overall population growth since 1918.
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Those tend to be areas with high income and population growth rates.
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Population growth, climate change and pollution are disrupting the world's freshwater supplies.
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More than half of our population growth is from newly born Texans.
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And for most countries, the era of population growth is now over.
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Across the U.S., population growth hit an 80-year low in 2018.
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The future depends on finding some way to keep American population growth up.
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Finally, India is projected to surpass China in both GDP and population growth.
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The zero-population-growth movement had come dangerously close to foiling God's plan.
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Native-born Hispanics are now the driving force behind the current population growth.
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Even one departing every minute would not keep pace with Earth's population growth.
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Economic growth is ultimately driven by two factors: population growth and technological innovation.
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Cheap loans and rapid population growth prompted an explosion in demand for housing.
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We've blundered across a number of mystical spells that consistently reduce population growth.
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That rapid population growth brings problems of its own—particularly issues of safety.
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The population growth has swelled the ranks of unaffiliated and more educated voters.
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Population growth is also a factor, as crowding exposes more people to flooding.
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But population growth means the number of people using tobacco remains stubbornly high.
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It experienced a rate of 2.5% annual population growth between 2010 and 2015.
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Between 2010 and 2015, it experienced an annual population growth rate of 3.3%.
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Bus and Tube usage has increased much faster than population growth since 22020.
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And the supply of new projects, while increasing, remains decades behind population growth.
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For Israel's first four decades, the major engine of population growth was immigration.
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Affordable housing has long been a key to Houston's economic and population growth.
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Islam has grown historically largely through military conquest and its own population growth.
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Mr. Dinowitz disagreed that population growth could account for the increase in enrollment.
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Instead, population growth, increasing water consumption and leaky pipes were the real culprits.
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John Hickenlooper cited population growth in a statement of support for the project.
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By many measures — population growth, jobs, tourism, property values — New York is booming.
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We need to put aside an economics that depends on continuing population growth.
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Hunting and animal farming served their purpose for millennia of human population growth.
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For example, California's population growth in 21625 was the slowest in recorded history.
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The census estimate of population growth includes around 2000 million immigrants a year.
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Kabul's population growth is part natural and part born of a long conflict.
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Drought, population growth and climate change are helping fuel Cape Town's water crisis.
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But the Nile is under assault from pollution, climate change and population growth.
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Only the African continent is poised for significant population growth in coming decades.
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Buffett writes that with U.S. population growth slowing, smaller economic gains are needed.
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Streamlining traffic and finding solutions to population growth isn&apost a straightforward task.
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Throughout Africa, elephants are in danger due to hunting and human population growth.
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At the same time Boomers are reaching retirement age, population growth is slowing.
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Population growth among Latinos has been steady around 2% between 2011 and 2018.
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And coupled with population growth, everyone's going to need to learn to share.
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And with rising temperatures and population growth, the death toll will likely grow.
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There is no topic in the philanthropic world more fraught than population growth.
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Even Richard Nixon got in on the game in 1969, including a warning about the risks of population growth in the introduction to his landmark National Environmental Policy Act and convening a bipartisan Commission on Population Growth and the American Future.
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Population growth is flat or falling, not rising as it is in wealthier areas.
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Meanwhile, population growth and urban sprawl could double Floridians' water demands by mid-century.
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The bureau's latest data on population growth ranked cities with 183,218 or more people.
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With rapid population growth, land is being subdivided into smaller parcels with each generation.
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The increased purging far exceeds population growth or the growing number of registered voters.
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Demand growth is driven by rising incomes, urbanization and population growth in developing countries.
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For years, population growth and housing demand have outrun supply, despite the recent blip.
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"Some countries in Africa have the highest population growth in the world," he said.
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For a generation, though, public-sector hiring has not kept pace with population growth.
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Only in poor countries is fertility still high enough to fuel rapid population growth.
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That's what really enabled the population growth that put us where we are now.
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ONE OF THE HUGE SOURCES OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IS POPULATION GROWTH AND WORKFORCE GROWTH.
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Some rulers realise that, given high rates of population growth, their model is unsustainable.
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But the development of new water supplies has not kept pace with population growth.
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Arizona, for example, saw some of the largest population growth from 2017 to 2018.
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Australia's annual population growth of 1.6% is among the highest in the developed world.
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This, together with slowing population growth indicate the economy's potential growth rate has declined.
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In addition, the economy faces constraints such as low productivity and slow population growth.
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He said population growth and funding were the biggest challenges faced by government schools.
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The rate of population growth peaked in 1950 and has fallen continuously since 1975.
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Previously, efforts to add power capacity were unable to keep up with population growth.
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Experts suggest this could be due to Australia's aging population and overall population growth.
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Population growth in our cities is compounding the wear and tear on aging infrastructure.
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There are a number of reasons why Andorra has had experienced high population growth.
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Hispanic voter participation has historically been low, though population growth has bolstered voting totals.
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We are also experiencing population growth and unprecedented social, economic, technological and global change.
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" According to the story, "May believed nature was under siege from runaway population growth.
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It's also possible that population growth estimates might change again, altering the projected shortage.
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Population growth in their higher-density suburbs has been falling since 2015 as well.
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And it's happening at a time when Florida is also seeing massive population growth.
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The main reason for the adjustment is increased population growth in India and Africa.
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The infrastructure in Seoul, South Korea, struggled to keep up with its population growth.
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This increased the rate of juvenile survival for the species, resulting in population growth.
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Population growth increased humanity's demand for resources and amplified humanity's impact on the environment.
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Most egregious of all was a coercive vasectomy drive to control population growth. Mrs.
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Other causes of water stress include development, agriculture, population growth and deteriorating water infrastructure.
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If that's the case, the United States' economic fate will hinge on population growth.
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But virtually no nation has ever sustained rapid economic growth without strong population growth.
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The NEPA was supposed to have stopped this kind of ill-considered population growth.
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At several points characters espouse beliefs straight out of old Zero Population Growth pamphlets.
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Clark accounted for 2023 percent of Nevada's population growth in the last five years.
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But it is imperative to have effective outreach and address Latinos' continuing population growth.
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Second, the Houston metro area has experienced significant population growth and increasing property values.
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And at the end of the century, the United Nations expects a slow annual population growth of 0.1 percent, whereas the demographers from the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASU), near Vienna, expect an end of population growth around the year 2075.
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Forest management and population growth are also factors, but they don't explain the entire situation.
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Soaring population growth in pastoral areas is putting ever more pressure on already dwindling resources.
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Average fertility rates of above 2.1 children per woman are generally required for population growth.
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Zero Population Growth (ZPG) was among the organizations that received the money from the fund.
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It took into account current wealth levels, population growth estimates and anticipated future investment opportunities.
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Slower population growth can also be a source of economic stagnation in its own right.
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Climate change and population growth are putting pressure on resources, making conflicts harder to resolve.
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However, rapid population growth is now slowing, due to decelerating birth rates around the world.
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This would also curb population growth, since well-schooled women tend to have fewer babies.
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When we are in recovery equilibrium, job growth should just keep up with population growth.
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This flexibility, combined with a relative lack of predators, can lead to rapid population growth.
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The cost of population growth: 50,000 high-paying jobs are attractive to any city council.
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Increased congestion, according to the report, was attributed to freight movement, construction and population growth.
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By 2050, the bulk of the world's population growth will take place on the continent.
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Here are five African countries that will contribute the most to the world's population growth.
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Now, however, annual population growth of 1.6 percent has exceeded the pace of economic expansion.
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In fact, population growth today largely reflects longer lives and will eventually go into reverse.
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Observers note that since Hurricane Andrew, south Florida has experienced significant development and population growth.
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Around the world, developed counties are seeing slower population growth, and their populations are aging.
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The Hispanic population has contributed greatly to U.S. population growth for more than a decade.
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World population growth is driving the urgent need for a radical boost in farm productivity.
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The metrics include unemployment rate decrease, population growth, and median household income growth, among others.
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The country's groundwater resources are stressed primarily due to population growth, low rainfall, and agriculture.
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He said that annual wheat yields are increasing but not as fast as population growth.
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The city accounted for 2471 percent of the state's population growth between 2160 and 21.
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These fights are everywhere and will only increase as climate change and population growth collide.
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We have slow population growth and slow productivity growth, so we have slow economic growth.
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A huge part of the problem lies in population growth, rising demand, and depleted resources.
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Accounting for population growth, Americans create 25 percent fewer major international patents than in 1999.
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As early as the 1960s, the organization was calling on countries to limit population growth.
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Population growth is increasingly important as an economic force and is increasingly driven by immigration.
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And while runaway population growth is bad for America, it's also bad for the world.
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It's also the primary driver of population growth that's most within the federal government's control.
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That was fewer than 2346's additions but more than enough to outpace population growth.
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The writer, a Yale professor, taught a course about the global problems of population growth.
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With population growth around 280% "most people got poorer," says Philippe Egoumé of the IMF.
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Economic and population growth may have slowed since 2101, but they certainly haven't started shrinking.
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However, because of population growth, Hispanic Americans will see the largest projected increase in cases.
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Slow population growth undermines the economy by delivering fewer young people into the work force.
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In Silicon Valley, the geographical byword for the country's tech future, population growth has stalled.
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The problem: Overall, the D.C. region's building has not kept pace with its population growth.
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When Mr. Biddle mapped, using census data, the characteristics of those who were opposed to population growth and immigration, for example, he found that none of the areas in the top 20 percent of opposition to population growth and immigration were in Sydney or Melbourne.
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Population growth and accelerating diversity favour the Democrats, but those trends can be blunted with gerrymandering.
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Population growth is an important driver of rental prices because it increases the demand for housing.
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What did they mean, for example, when they said that zero population growth was the answer?
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In contrast to the northeasterly migrants, the southwesterly explorers appear to flourish, experiencing steady population growth.
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Restaurant growth has already exceeded population growth for years, according to analyst David Henkes of Technomic.
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Population growth and the increased demand for resources place sites across the continent under increasing threat.
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The article, published in the journal Science, was a neo-Malthusian jeremiad about uncontrolled population growth.
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Whale population growth is an obvious culprit, but some think the story may be more complicated.
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To cope with population growth, Africa's major cities will need more roads, hospitals and power stations.
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Under Mr Zuma, however, growth averaged only 261%, just higher than the rate of population growth.
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Importantly, we cannot say how much Bush's policies, national conditions, or population growth affected these numbers.
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Those projections are likely to change in the coming years as population growth surges or slumps.
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Conversely, other areas of the country have built even faster than their population growth has warranted.
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But sea-level rise and population growth are putting the delta's delicate ecosystems under increasing pressure.
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The growing burden detailed in the new papers was due largely to aging and population growth.
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The United Arab Emirates had the most population growth on average, while Niue had the least.
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In recent years population growth has been far slower in rural areas than in urban ones.
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"Population growth is making (wildfires) more deadly but it's also making them more likely," says Keeley.
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"Latinos are the backbone of population growth in the city and in the district," he said.
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In other words, for every 1 percent in population growth, spending increased by nearly 5 percent.
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Africa has the largest rates of extreme poverty and the fastest population growth of any region.
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Foxx said new infrastructure will be needed to match expected population growth in the coming decades.
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It's America's fourth-largest city, with 35 percent metro area population growth between 2000 and 2013.
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Thanks to population growth and climate change, the problem is not going away any time soon.
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Of these three factors, only the latter is presently contributing to an acceleration in population growth.
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What's important for our conversation, though, is where this population growth in New York is happening.
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What we really need is a political movement in favor of population growth from all sources.
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What will happen if we do nothing to manage future population growth and total resource use?
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While in Dallas, raising the children, she got involved in Planned Parenthood and Zero Population Growth.
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Both revenue and spending normally grow every year thanks to inflation, population growth and other factors.
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Key factors to consider: Arizona's massive population growth hasn't changed its steady drift to the right.
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The drop is even more pronounced when controlling for population growth over the past several years.
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Immigration has been responsible for more than half the nation's population growth between 1996 and 2016.
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Slower population growth means less demand for new construction — but also fewer tax dollars for repairs.
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Birth rates have fallen in recent decades, but population growth is still among the world's fastest.
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Strong economic gains and population growth are combining to put pressure on an undersupplied housing market.
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And yet just 15% of the nation's minority population growth since 2000 occurred in those counties.
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Economic growth is set to remain below population growth for the sixth consecutive year in 2020.
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But in the future, severe drought projections and rapid population growth suggest demand will outstrip supply.
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Base your comparison on such factors as the regions' economic sectors, population growth, employment and wealth.
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That jump may seem small, but it's statistically significant and cannot be explained by population growth.
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Budget numbers are quite sensitive to assumptions about future economic growth, population growth, aging, and more.
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The metrics fell into categories representing sociodemographics or jobs and economy, including: population growth; college-educated population growth; job growth; median household income growth; growth in homes with $75,000+ annual income; decrease in unemployment rate; increase in number of businesses; and growth in regional GDP per capita.
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Climate science produces the latter, based on scenarios of carbon emissions, human population growth and other factors.
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Land and water-related conflicts are flaring up across Kenya, amid drought, population growth and high unemployment.
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Ehrlich, from Stanford, said population growth is one of the main drivers of the Earth's extinction crisis.
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Initially, it favored the evolution of more dinosaur species, but smaller land areas eventually restricted population growth.
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The government claimed a victory for its family-planning policies when population growth slowed slightly in 2015.
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Population growth means that the fraction of Earth's surface which space debris can hit harmlessly is shrinking.
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As vehicle miles traveled soared well past the rate of population growth, demands on the roadway surged.
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You'd think better technology, greater demand, economic growth, and population growth would mean more and more pilots.
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FRESH WATER is becoming increasingly scarce, as climate change and population growth puts greater pressure on resources.
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In the mid-1970s India's southern states were doing better than northern ones at controlling population growth.
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That was probably half the rate of population growth—meaning that, on average, its people got poorer.
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But for an economy with rapid population growth coming out of recession, the performance is hardly stellar.
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The US economy needs to add about 53,000 jobs a month to keep up with population growth.
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Like many Midwestern cities, our population growth hasn't kept up with that of cities in other regions.
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Trump also argued that the economy has produced too few jobs to keep up with population growth.
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That total has since grown to 27 on the heels of transformative population growth, especially among minorities.
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Prior to the housing bust, Las Vegas had some of the steadiest population growth in the country.
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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi says the two biggest threats to Egypt are terrorism and population growth.
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So the future will lack the substantial population growth tailwind that the American economy has enjoyed historically.
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Many countries where FGM is rampant are experiencing high population growth, the United Nations Population Fund notes.
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But Europe's focus is on heading off migration from Africa, where population growth is outstripping economic opportunity.
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The current decade has been one of population growth for many of the United States' largest cities.
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Steve King for comments in which he said that rape and incest were necessary for population growth.
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The book warned, incorrectly, that population growth would deplete resources and lead to a "collapse" of society.
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On the contrary, new research shows that population growth goes hand-in-hand with more abundant resources.
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Population growth slowed to 0.1% from 2010 to 2018, with Suffolk County losing population, per the report.
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Invest in physical infrastructure A symptom of success, cities like Austin are straining under rapid population growth.
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The result was 675,000 dead Americans, adjusted for population growth that's equivalent to about 2 million today.
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The country is once again in the middle of a major debate about immigration and population growth.
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Immigrants were responsible for 22020 percent of the population growth in rural areas from 403 to 240.
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Home prices are the highest in the continental United States, and population growth continues to outstrip construction.
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Because population growth and immigration are concentrated in the Front Range, Colorado seems to be edging bluer.
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The growth rate of the economy comes from two parts: income growth per capita and population growth.
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Rigorous conservation measures have contributed to a population growth from 280 gorillas in 1989 to 1,063 today.
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The fund says this is because spending on prevention has stalled in countries with rapid population growth.
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No state showed an overall population decline, and only seven states depended on immigrants for population growth.
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Massachusetts alone accounted for more than half of the population growth in the Northeast during the decade.
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A combination of rapid population growth and global urbanization is straining a crucial, often overlooked material: sand.
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But they were responsible for 70 percent of the nation's population growth over the next 20 years.
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The growth in furniture waste has far exceeded the country's population growth in the past six decades.
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One thing that I'd say to underpins real estate values, we still have population growth in America.
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"Prime's current year-over-year growth is more than three times the population growth," he told me.
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Population growth and suburban sprawl will continue, increasing the number of Americans exposed to potentially damaging storms.
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Housing inventory is high and prices are somewhat sluggish owing to, among other things, stagnant population growth.
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But population growth and the demands of industrialization overwhelmed the ecological base that subsistence farmers depended on.
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"The immigration is really the safety valve for us going forward," Mr. Frey said of population growth.
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Under Trudeau, Canada's population growth accelerated to 1.4% in 2018 from 0.8% in 2015, official data show.
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The economy needs to create around 22009,000 jobs per month just to keep up with population growth.
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From 254 through 22018, the US Census Bureau found, non-Hispanic whites accounted for only 240% of Texas' population growth; Asian-American growth roughly equaled whites', African Americans slightly exceeded both and Hispanics dwarfed all three -- they accounted for over 21960% of Texas' population growth in that period.
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But decades of falling birth rates have resulted in slower population growth in Europe than in other regions.
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"Population growth in Africa is a challenge," Gates told reporters in a telephone briefing about the report's findings.
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Slow human population growth It sounds callous, but more people means more food, more land and more resources.
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A clue to his plans comes from the creation of a ministry for "congestion-busting" and population growth.
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Population growth, rising productivity and growing aspirations can probably propel a big, diversified economy at a steady 5%.
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It overtook Harris county in Texas, home to Houston, as the county with the highest annual population growth.
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Climate change, population growth and sectarian or ethnic extremism are likely to ensure that such wars will continue.
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But many experts agree that Nigeria's size and population growth will drive the expansion of Africa's middle class.
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The big picture: Millions of people face greater water stress from population growth, groundwater depletion and climate change.
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This is one of the areas where maybe the highest population growth could be in the next decade.
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Population growth could be used as leverage during the process, government sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Meanwhile, business is as booming as its population growth: Financial services, tourism and trade have gradually supplanted cigars.
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That trend will not stop, as a very young Latino population will continue to drive U.S. population growth.
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Previous studies have pointed to population growth, urbanization and migration as drivers of disaster risk in the future.
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Mayors who received promotions were no better or worse at curbing population growth than those who did not.
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You don't want to live on an Earth where we have to freeze population growth, reduce energy utilization.
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Asian-Americans made up more than a quarter of the nation's population growth over the past seven years.
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Washington's population growth among people aged 20 to 34 has slowed in recent years, according to Census estimates.
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Infant formula is seen as an attractive business, due to rising incomes in emerging markets and population growth.
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Population growth, industrialization, urbanization and an increase in water consumption have threatened our freshwater sources significantly, research shows.
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And Senator Bernie Sanders talked about the idea that controlling population growth could be a climate-change strategy.
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Rapid population growth, inefficient agriculture, and mismanagement of water use are driving Iran's water struggles, Al Jazeera reported.
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And U.S. startups are near a 40-year low even before accounting for population growth over that period.
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Indeed, Japan's fertility rate is 1.4 children per woman, well below what is required to sustain population growth.
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Australian triplets Sydney's a great city, but it still has problems with population growth, traffic and housing costs.
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Population growth in Virginia since 2013 has continued to strengthen the groups and places where Democrats are strongest.
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But experts argue that pace, which is less than inflation and population growth, may be difficult to achieve.
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They defined employment growth as the rate of annual job growth adjusted by the working-age population growth.
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Moreover, Invitation Homes' profits are directly tied to focusing on places with population growth and critical housing shortages.
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Around 50 percent of the world's population growth between now and 2050 is expected to come from Africa.
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Global population growth has been slowing since the 133s, and global population will almost certainly start to decline.
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Mitigating some substantial percentage of that population growth would be one way to better environmental conditions in 2050.
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Gross domestic product is sluggish at under 1 percent — well below the population growth rate of 903 percent.
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The government predicts that in 20163, immigration will overtake new births as the dominant driver of population growth.
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For three years running, we have had population growth, including in regions that are historically majority ethnic-Russian.
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It encourages reining in everything from material consumption and population growth as a way to conserve limited resources.
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Public health crises are expected to proliferate in the coming decades, thanks to population growth and climate change.
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The final reason the low immigration number is so frightening is not really about population growth at all.
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In booming cities like Los Angeles and Houston, Hispanic population growth has explained the entirety of the boom.
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Decades of population growth, rising property values and the spread of single-family homes have transformed the landscape.
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"In terms of growth, you're basically just looking at population growth," said Jabel Parayil, an analyst at Euromonitor.
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But California is also among the hardest places to build new housing and is falling behind population growth.
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The combination of prolonged drought, rising temperatures and population growth is threatening aquifers all over the Middle East.
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That region and the more-populous South each had population growth of nearly 1.1 percent over the year.
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Saudis have long faced a housing shortgage caused by limited supply and rising demand due to population growth.
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Ms. Lydon noted that much of that population growth is expected to come from families within the region.
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Water scarcityThis investing thesis is based on the imbalance between higher population growth and potentially lower water supply.
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" "Empowering women and educating everyone on the need to curb population growth seems a reasonable campaign to enact.
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These are being used in regions where population growth, economic growth and internet adoption all outpace global averages.
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Rapid industrialization, population growth and a lack of government intervention were cited as reasons for India's environmental crisis.
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By 2900, immigrants will make up a greater share of total U.S. population growth than will natural increases.
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In the last 24,22 years, no economy has ever broken free of the limits imposed by population growth.
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Before World War II, population growth increased to 1 percent, and economic growth accelerated to about 2 percent.
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Now, as families around the world have fewer children, global population growth has fallen to about 1 percent.
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Not every country with rapid population growth enjoyed a steady economic boom, but few economies boomed without it.
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Yet, in spite of those numbers, valiant efforts to stymie lionfish population growth have been neutral at best.
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Entwistle said the combination of population growth and congestion made Lagos, and other cities in the region, attractive.
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So the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife concocted a model criticized by scientists for unrealistically assuming the rapid population growth of early wolf expansion would be sustained over time, instead of factoring in known population density limits that halt wolf population growth when all available wolf territories become occupied.
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The annual pace was a rapid 3.5 percent, fuelled in part by super-strong population growth of 2.1 percent.
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And between now and then, global mobile traffic will grow at twice the rate of the world's population growth.
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That is not likely to happen, given population growth and aspirations for higher living standards in the developing world.
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Governments should plan for risks to water supplies from drought, rising temperatures, flooding, population growth and urbanization, Scharp said.
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The world has nearly 1.1 billion fewer poor in 2013 than in 1990, despite population growth, the Bank said.
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This is mainly because for the past 30 years it has been keeping a tight lid on population growth.
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Even December's lower-than-expected job growth of 145,000 was more than enough to keep up with population growth.
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He said population growth and a large number of tourists have had an adverse impact on the area's environment.
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The sheer scale of urbanisation and population growth, their thinking runs, will be enough to make the numbers work.
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Home to around 1.2 billion people, Africa is set to drive global population growth over the next few decades.
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A handful of up-and-comers with hefty population growth, like Nashville and Austin, are thriving alongside the superstars.
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"Compared to Australia's population growth six or seven years ago, it's actually dropped off by a bit," Howe said.
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Global population growth is expected to drastically slow by 2100, according to new data from the UN Population Division.
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Although only one in three of Kenya's 21 million people live in cities, its population growth is largely urban.
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Veronica Velásquez suggested that the government's recommendation to avoid having children was really an effort to stem population growth.
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Cities across the country are also dealing with demographic challenges, including population growth, an aging workforce and economic stagnation.
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But public debate has heightened about the rate of population growth and how some ethnic groups are blending in.
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"This part of the world will remain in crisis unless we deal with issues of population growth," he said.
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With a large population growth and no real concept of a modern state, some of its member states failed.
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The Malthusian fear that population growth will outstrip food supply, now 218 years old, has not yet come true.
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This includes expanding mass transit to better connect different regions, absorb population growth, and ease overall congestion and pollution.
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Population growth in Northern Virginia, in the suburbs of Washington, DC, has made the state tough terrain for Republicans.■
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Chris Stewart (R-Utah)) is a short-sighted and lazy approach to addressing population growth in Washington County, Utah.
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Melbourne proved more resilient, thanks in part to strong population growth, and prices rose 0.5 percent in the month.
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To do this, we made use of research by economists who study local population growth in the United States.
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Demographers project the future of American population growth is likely to be driven more by immigration than by births.
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That growth tracks explosive world population growth, which is the greatest driver of climate change and a threat multiplier.
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Wildfires are likely to have more catastrophic human impacts due to population growth along with climate change, he said.
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ActRaiser's sim phases enhance the player's combat stats, with population growth serving the role of traditional RPG experience points.
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The World Bank said ending child marriage would reduce population growth, boost girls' educational achievements and increase their earnings.
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But the impact on companies like Pepsi was offset by population growth and strong demand of non-fizzy beverages.
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The lab studied the snails' population growth and, in 1997, collected the last ten known snails in George's species.
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Such concerns are widespread as views in the country have turned sharply against population growth over the past year.
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Dr. Mee believes that evolutionary selection of a putative "lazy" gene would accelerate the population growth inside a reserve.
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States such as New York added about 80 percent more housing relative to population growth over the same period.
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Fertility rates vary widely, but Africa is the only global region expected to have "strong population growth" through 2100.
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In more normal times, toilet paper demand grows by only a few percentage points each year, mirroring population growth.
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Tighter mortgage regulations, lower population growth and a boom in construction have all contributed to the recent market turnaround.
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New manufacturing jobs and population growth have bolstered southern Idaho, bucking the pattern, and the perception, of rural struggle.
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Population growth will have a big effect on our global environment, yet we seldom face that issue head-on.
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In the United States, immigrants have accounted for a third to nearly a half of population growth for decades.
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"And it's most pronounced in regions with the highest population growth," like the Indian subcontinent and the Middle East.
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Since the nineties onwards, the silence on the negative effects of runaway population growth in America has been deafening.
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The death rate tied to alcohol rose 51 percent overall in that time period, taking into account population growth.
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The divide aims to tackle problems such as major population growth, sky-high housing prices and increasingly congested commutes.
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Mostly, it's happening because of steady population growth, dwindling available land for agriculture, and a dearth of employment opportunities.
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Even though there are huge differences in emissions per capita across different countries, decreasing population growth means fewer emitters.
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"Rapid population growth in the poorest countries, particularly in Africa, puts future progress at risk," according to the report.
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Yet that performance was less impressive given Australia's relatively rapid population growth of 1.6 percent, twice the OECD average.
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As the world shifts to renewable energy, economic and population growth mean global energy demand will continue to increase.
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With slightly more immigration, Cleveland's population growth last year would have been on par with Washington, D.C., and Seattle.
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Population growth is placing pressure on Niger, which stretches into the Sahara desert and already struggles to feed its people.
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And the world's population growth would, as a result, significantly slow down (also probably a good thing, for environmental reasons).
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The issue is seen as particularly pronounced in Asia, where rapid population growth is putting an increasing strain on resources.
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Indeed, the UN suggests that food production must increase by 22.2 percent by 20173 to feed the world's population growth.
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That was just ahead of the rate of population growth (0.7%), but well behind the rate of economic growth (2.2%).
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Since 2000 the number of prisoners in the world has risen by 20%, a little above population growth of 18%.
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In 1798, he did this fantastic demographic study showing that population growth was faster than the growth in agricultural production.
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Phoenix, Dallas, Houston and Atlanta, for example, had the highest numeric population growth from 2010 to 2018 for metro areas.
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The loss of momentum for retail sales comes despite Canada's fastest population growth since the 1950s and strong job gains.
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The scientists developed a new model to explore the relationship between global population growth, economic growth and total energy consumption.
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Our city continues to grow, with population growth every year for the last eight years, reversing 60 years of decline.
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Population growth and growing water use by farming and industry also are putting pressure on the country's dwindling water resources.
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Yellen has said the economy needs to create just under 20073,000 jobs a month to keep up with population growth.
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SJ: It's a challenge to think about the pace of change we've already seen — 30 percent population growth since 1990.
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A separate ABS study released in June shows net overseas migration now accounts for 62 percent of total population growth.
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As urbanization, population growth and living standards increase throughout Asia and more vehicles crowd the roads, energy demand has surged.
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Yellen has said the economy needs to create just under 100,000 jobs a month to keep up with population growth.
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Even today, when population growth has slowed in rural Asia and Latin America, in rural Africa it is still 2%.
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The loss of momentum for retail sales comes despite Canada's fastest population growth since the 1950s and strong job gains.
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All three cities have seen population growth and remain top destinations for millennials, many of whom eschew driving a car.
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As a result of CON laws, the supply of medical facilities often trails population growth, unnecessarily restricting health-care access.
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Some of the states seeing the most expansive Hispanic population growth are safe for either Republicans (Texas) or Democrats (California).
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In addition, at a time when global population growth is booming, many communities increasingly need affordable housing and better infrastructure.
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The regional homicide rate has increased 3.7% annually over the past decade — three times the population growth rate of 1.1%.
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The report said global population growth and changes in consumption patterns have caused unprecedented rates of land and water use.
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Yellen has said the economy needs to create just under 100,20073 jobs a month to keep up with population growth.
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Rapid and unplanned population growth puts pressure on transport, infrastructure and sanitation systems in cities around the world, experts say.
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SETI arose amid widespread fears that nuclear weapons and population growth had made the human race a threat to itself.
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Population growth rates have declined in all 12 markets since the early 1980s, but some are more robust than others.
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Slower population growth: The U.S. population is growing at its slowest rate since 1919, according to government data released today.
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Per-capita beer consumption had begun to decline, though overall beer consumption was still inching up due to population growth.
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The world does not need more debt and more inflation to counter trends of declining population growth and high indebtedness.
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The government changed course only in 2016 to address slowing population growth, allowing virtually all families to have two children.
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The population growth even spurred the reopening of a kindergarten and school for children, the Japan Times reported in 2016.
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The Census Bureau has announced that the rate of the population growth last year was the slowest in a century.
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But it is the job of the BLM to inject these vaccines into enough horses to slow down population growth.
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Desalinated seawater is increasingly seen as an answer to water shortages that will worsen with population growth and climate change.
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The US is experiencing its slowest population growth in a century, and it could remake congressional districts in key states
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President Vladimir V. Putin frequently cites hardy population growth as a pillar of restoring Russia's place atop the global order.
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This would be funded by:Tax endowments over $1 billion of universities not growing freshman seats at 1.5 times population growth.
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That unspoiled, beautiful Colorado that stirred me so deeply growing up has fallen prey to unchecked, immigration-induced population growth.
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They understood, for instance, that the environmentally destructive effects of urban sprawl is directly related to immigration-induced population growth.
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Its most recent gross domestic product growth estimate was only 3.3 percent, barely sufficient to keep pace with population growth.
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" A 22019 Bipartisan Policy Center report said: "Immigration provides working-age population growth that helps support growing ranks of retirees.
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Slower population growth leads to fewer energy users and less energy-intensive expenditure on new housing and its related infrastructure.
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With increasingly frequent droughts and population growth, it is becoming harder for nomads to continue their traditional way of life.
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Subway ridership was up to about 1.7 billion as a functioning system paired with a return to citywide population growth.
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Some of the factors driving this outperformance are a high labor-force participation, large population growth and increasing consumer spending.
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The 50 largest cities accounted for 20 percent of overall U.S. population growth in 2015 - down from 26.7 percent in 2011.
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Most of the world's projected population growth will be in developing countries, but developed nations have much higher average CO2 emissions.
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Even in Africa, where population growth has been the fastest, food production per person is 22125% higher today than in 123.
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The World Bank in June said ending child marriage would reduce population growth, boost girls' educational achievements and increase their earnings.
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"Immigrants account for all of that population growth," explains Steve Tobocman, head of Global Detroit, a non-profit organisation promoting immigration.
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Ebola will also likely spread due to the projected human population growth and the limited health care in the African region.
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Although India's population growth at national level has slowed markedly, the total tally is still expected to overtake China's by 2027.
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Instead, the report attributed slower traffic in Manhattan to population growth, more tourists and an increase in deliveries and street construction.
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In 2011, it was only bringing about 291,000 above it — and this was after more than a decade of population growth.
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That was despite annual population growth in London of about 1% and a 3.3% rise in employment in the past year.
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The Citizens Task Force said the foundation's plans were based on an inflated estimate of population growth and demand for land.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) reckons the economy will grow by just 4% in 2019, one percentage point above population growth.
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Pair that with a decent cost of living and steady population growth, and Madison scores well relative to other metro areas.
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The catch: There are risks for Israel as well, including the potential for Palestinians to outnumber Jews given current population growth.
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Florida and Texas, two of the big electoral giants that voted for Trump, are witnessing the fastest non-white population growth.
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Lower interest rates are boosting investments in real-estate and infrastructure, while population growth and urbanisation are also supporting building projects.
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All this is a welcome and necessary accomplishment for a city that's seen double-digit population growth over the same period.
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But global population growth is slowing and the size of working-age cohorts in the advanced economies and China will decline.
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EXCLUSIVE-SUBRAMANIAN SAYS FALL IN DOMESTIC FARM COMMODITY PRICES LARGELY DUE TO WIDENING GAP BETWEEN POPULATION GROWTH AND FARM PRODUCTION GROWTH
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If population growth does reverse, the UN thinks it will not be until there are at least four billion more people.
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From July 2016 to July 2017, the rate of population growth in the state increased 60 percent from the previous year.
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The UN projects that Africa will account for more than half of the world's population growth over the next 35 years.
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The career is growing, with high demand in hospitals and community pharmacies due to senior population growth, according to Business Canada.
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However, that doesn't take into account medical inflation, population growth or other factors typically used to project programs' long-term costs.
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Phuture's primary value play is sustainability, an increasing important issue, particularly under the strain of population growth in areas like China.
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Lower interest rates are boosting investments in real-estate and infrastructure, while population growth and urbanization are also supporting building projects.
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Cereals allowed population growth and the birth of cities, and, hence, the development of states and the rise of complex societies.
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Studies have projected that with US population growth continuing as predicted, the country could lose 50 million more acres by 2050.
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Since 1998, the US has seen population growth, US stock growth, and a return to the Clinton-era low unemployment rate.
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That means the rate of population growth has gone from 2 percent a year to just over 1 percent per year.
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In Mann's terms, Vogt was a "prophet": he predicted that, unless global population growth could be slowed, worldwide famine would result.
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A low population growth environment means the economic pie grows slower too — which means, in the long run, that wealth consolidates.
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Public defenders find themselves at an increasing disadvantage, surely contributing to our nation's inability to really rein in prison population growth.
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Several of PepsiCo's developed markets have stagnant or declining per capita carbonated soft drink (CSD) consumptions trends and low population growth.
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Uber is also coming to learn that it can still do well in a town that relies on seasonal population growth.
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Jakarta's vulnerability to floods - already exacerbated by population growth, urbanization and changing land use - rises with every centimeter the ground falls.
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Rapid population growth in the region, and people's susceptibility to lifestyle diseases such as diabetes and obesity, may create further opportunities.
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Furusawa called on Asian policymakers to adapt their fiscal policies to engage slowing population growth and rapid aging in the region.
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I'd thought that maybe since population growth had been so fast, there were more people alive than all the dead combined.
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Coastal development and population growth has increased the number of fishermen in our area, making it harder to make a living.
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White population growth in the United States is declining and cities aren't, on the whole, getting whiter — but some neighborhoods are.
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Later on, the world became fixated on the fear of running out of food in the face of explosive population growth.
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And, for the first time since 2007, the rate of population growth in large metros slipped below that of midsize metros.
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Investments can be vetted for population growth, income growth, job growth, rent growth, home values, and crime statistics on the website.
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By the numbers: Nigeria's economy is set to expand 2.1% in 2020 and 2021 — below the nation's 2.6% population growth rate.
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Under Trump, we have seen a sharp slowdown in net immigration that has helped reduce US population growth to a trickle.
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Climate change and population growth will also add to the region's problems by causing supply issues, as well as price volatility.
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Statistics provided by the U.S. Census Bureau on assumptions about population growth and immigration are rolled into economists' forecasts for GDP.
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As you can see from the government's official chart, the number of people working tends to rise steadily with population growth.
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Remarkably, almost 90 percent of the nation's population growth over the next fifty years will come from immigrants and their children.
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You have all these arguments about why immigration is positive, and how there are important spillovers for population growth from immigration.
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Nothing would be amiss if we reversed current population growth rates and reduced the impact of human populations on our global environment.
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This beetle problem is made worse by global warming: As temperatures rise, more bark beetles can survive the winter, driving population growth.
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According to U.N. data, Africa is expected to account for more than half of the world's population growth between 2015 and 2050.
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One expert on water resources took issue with his vision of the future, premised on endless population growth and energy demand increases.
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The whole of western Europe enjoyed rising prosperity, population growth, increased agricultural productivity and greater trade in the period 1050 to 1250.
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The Bureau of Labour Statistics forecasts population growth in each bracket between 2014 and 2024, which is close enough for our purposes.
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The pull exerted by successful places is offset by policies that restrict population growth and that were not imposed a century ago.
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The increase is attributed to recent conservation efforts, particularly in Russia and India, which have seen greater population growth in recent years.
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Although the share of Africans living in deep poverty is falling, it is not falling quickly enough to outweigh rapid population growth.
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But it is a plan, but remember the global population growth is going to take place around the Indian Ocean and Africa.
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The price of housing in rich countries began to rise in the 1970s as population growth ran up against restrictive planning policies.
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Large emerging economies such as India with faster population growth and lower rates of urbanization could help fill the gap, she said.
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And if that's true for Hawaii, then it's probably true for Illinois, West Virginia and the other states experiencing negative population growth.
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And Hawaii lawmakers — and legislators from every state with negative population growth — should consider what that means for their state's economic future.
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CREED: I THINK THERE'S ALSO – THE GOOD THING IS THERE'S STILL POPULATION GROWTH IN THE U.S., OBVIOUSLY IN A LOT OF PLACES.
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Coupled with unprecedented population growth, ballooning waste is likely to pose major problems even as local recycling initiatives multiply, environmental activists say.
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However, this sixth mass die-off is largely due to human activities, such as population growth, habitat destruction, pollution, and climate change.
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Indeed, many analysts say slowing house price and population growth as well as global trade tensions pose risks to the economic outlook.
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But he also needs to turn his mind to boosting economic growth, which has ground to a pace slower than population growth.
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As a result, Australia's annual population growth of 1.6% is double the OECD average and among the highest in the developed world.
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This volcanic tropical island, famous for housing Napoleon Bonaparte in exile, has had little population growth due in part to its isolation.
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This was down to a range of factors including population growth, as well as industrialization and its use of fossil fuel sources.
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Between 2005 and 2015 the number of cases increased by 33%, mostly owing to the combined effects of ageing and population growth.
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World demand for staples such as wheat has been rising in line with population growth at about 1 per cent per year.
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Increased internet penetration, mass urbanization and growth in smartphone adoption, combined with rapid population growth, has made Africa very attractive to investors.
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But the company said in a news release that it expected population growth and urbanization to drive demand in the long term.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen has said the economy needs to create about 100,000 jobs a month to keep up with population growth.
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Without the influx of Mexicans and other Hispanics over the past decade, Midwestern states like Iowa would have a negative population growth.
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Both Thompson and Douthat rightly see a threat in low population growth, but each focuses on just one side of the problem.
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Tighter mortgage regulations, lower population growth and a boom in construction have all contributed to weaker demand for housing in recent months.
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A growing Latino population helps O'Rourke, but if Latino turnout remains low, that population growth won't be enough to turn Texas purple.
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Global gains from lower population growth could exceed $500 billion annually by 2030, with cumulative gains topping $4 trillion, the study said.
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But by the 1950s, the panda's habitat and population numbers had diminished significantly due to population growth and expanded logging and agriculture.
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At least half of Cobb County's stunning 15 percent population growth is due to international migration, experts told the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
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Jones has also suggested the government is putting chemical additives into juice boxes, intending to make children homosexual to control population growth.
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Pakistan is the sixth most populous country in the world, with a population growth rate of 1.92 percent, according to the government.
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Of the 10 counties with the largest population growth in the country between 2010 and 2019, six of them are in Texas.
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This means the world is well into the demographic transition, and global population growth has in fact peaked half a century ago.
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In some parts of the South and West, the birth-death imbalance is masked by increasing migration, which still drives population growth.
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The United States fears such crises will only intensify in the coming decades as Africa's population growth far outpaces its economic progress.
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"This reinforces that the most rapid population growth is happening in areas where it is difficult to accommodate that growth," he said.
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High population growth leads to a larger working-age population, which under the right circumstances can provide a powerful boost to GDP.
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In recent years, aid groups have poured in to alleviate poverty and stem population growth by focusing on child and forced marriages.
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Where are the overwhelmingly white localities experiencing the most rapid rate of minority population growth, although the absolute numbers themselves are small?
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Net migration accounted for roughly 88 percent of Oregon's population growth between 123 and 2017, according to a Portland State University study.
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The International Energy Agency projects energy demand will rise more than 25 percent by 2040, driven by population growth and rising incomes.
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In addition to the wildlife trade, global population growth also increases the risk that diseases will spill over from animals to humans.
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In his 1971 book "World Dynamics," he developed global modeling, which examines population growth and industrialization in a world with finite resources.
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Nixon and Henry Kissinger issued a directive for the national security community to study the political and economic impacts of population growth.
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Local communities have been marginalized in obtaining resources from wildlife conservation, while poverty and population growth increasingly push them into protected areas.
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International real estate In the German capital, economic gains and population growth are combining to put pressure on an undersupplied housing market.
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The United States saw the slowest population growth in a century over the past year, according to Census Bureau data released Monday.
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The State of Mexico wraps around Mexico City and has absorbed most of the capital region's stunning population growth in recent decades.
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The town strikes shale oil, resulting in massive population growth and many questions of what to do next with this newfound resource.
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Nova, citing research from Pew, notes that immigrants account for 55% of U.S. population growth, which will grow to 80% by 2050.
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With Russia's natural population growth entering an extended period of decline, villages like Baruta are disappearing from across the country's continental expanse.
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Both events curbed population growth, foreshadowing the devastating impact of World War II, when the Societ Union lost some 20 million people.
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And in 1978, its board called on Congress to examine U.S. immigration laws, including the impact of immigration on U.S. population growth.
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This is despite years of population growth and the movement of millennials, now America's largest generation, into adulthood and the work force.
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Northern Virginia's stunning population growth, fueled by economic booms in the Washington suburbs, has contributed heavily to the commonwealth's new blue tint.
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Meanwhile, growth is expected to come in at no more than 2 percent for 2016, well below the rate of population growth.
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The second challenge is a longer-term trend that speaks to the explosive population growth in all of our Gulf coastal communities.
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On demographics, Yellen noted that labor-force growth is approximately a meager 0.5% as population growth has slowed down in recent years.
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It still received limited help from the federal and state governments and had no clear path to population growth or new jobs.
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He cited the confluence of rapid industrialization, population growth and an aging populace in India that is more susceptible to air pollution.
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The Australian economy has been growing uninterrupted for 26 years, the longest in the developed world, while population growth has also soared.
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Recent studies show growing distress in farming communities because of population growth, shrinking plots of land, climate change and high fertilizer prices.
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In order just to keep up with the working-age population growth, we need to add at least 90,000 jobs a month.
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The big picture: The changes come as total population growth in the U.S. reaches its lowest point since 1918 at just 0.48%.
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About one-third of the state's recent population growth comes from new Latino immigrants, according to a study by the Commonwealth Institute.
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So far they have concentrated on customers such as Egypt and Pakistan, countries with rapidly rising energy needs due to high population growth.
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The result has been skyrocketing housing prices and — more importantly — slow population growth in metropolitan areas like San Francisco, New York, and Boston.
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Supplies are expected to shrink further due to droughts, rising temperatures, flooding, population growth and urbanization, the U.N. agency said in a report.
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Based on Yellen's previous comments on the relationship between population growth and labor supply, something above 100,000 new jobs per month should suffice.
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And though global smoking rates have fallen, population growth means that about 1.1bn people still smoke, roughly as many as did in 2005.
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To understand the current risk of outbreaks, researchers used the model to analyze data on climate change, land use, population growth, and poverty.
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In still-fertile America it currently accounts for about 40% of total population growth, and in fast-ageing western Europe for about 90%.
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For eight years in a row until 22021, Harris County, which includes Houston and its suburbs, topped the nation for percentage population growth.
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Rapid population growth, the spread of fences and cities, and the annexation of herders' land have shrunk the space where pastoralists can roam.
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GDP growth in the euro zone, a region until recently synonymous with economic misery, is around 2.5%, despite slower population growth than America's.
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Families have been shrinking and population growth has been slowing in most nations over the past several decades, according to World Bank data.
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Local consumption is stalling due to low population growth and improvements in energy efficiency, while domestic capacity is sufficient to meet basic requirements.
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The central bank expected growth to speed up, supported by low interest rates, strong population growth and fiscal stimulus in the 2017 budget.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo The Democratic Republic of Congo is the largest country in Francophone Africa, with annual population growth of 25.8%.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen has said the economy needs to create less than 2300,000 jobs a month to keep up with population growth.
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Ganong and Shoag argue that the slowing population growth in rich cities and the slowing of regional income convergence are intimately linked trends.
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In 2016, the myth of the sleeping giant proved to be a dangerous fallacy, since population growth was no guarantee of political power.
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Since then explosive population growth, coupled with sustained industrial action by staff over pay, has increased pressures on an already cash-strapped administration.
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"In recent years, as population growth outstripped economic growth, an increase in poverty was inevitable," he said on the World Bank blog site.
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A lot of its population growth comes from the 100,000 companies that base themselves there, to take advantage of its tax haven status.
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Technological improvements haven't kept up with population growth, the WHO said, resulting in about 3.8 million deaths from household pollution alone in 2016.
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The Democratic Opportunity States have also had greater population growth than the other states, meaning their share of the Electoral College will grow.
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He said the oil industry would have to adapt to future changes in the energy mix as global population growth raises demand outlook.
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Once upon a time, environmental groups understood the connection between immigration-induced population growth and things like urban sprawl, declining water tables, etc.
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In North America, especially the United States, the primary driver of continued population growth is expected to be migration, according to the report.
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It would make no allowance for inflation, for population growth, or for special needs such as wars, natural disasters, or the decennial Census.
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Recent studies show that most all of the population growth in our top 6900 metropolitan areas comes directly from growth in the suburbs.
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Plus, boosting fertility is going to have to be a long-run play: In the short run, US population growth persistently undershoots forecasts.
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The state's housing market had been badly hit, with a glut of new supply coming on stream just as population growth slowed sharply.
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There are achievable ways of ameliorating the dire problems facing the region, but they require urgent, large-scale action, including slowing population growth.
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The Verisk Maplecroft analysis combined its own annual index of vulnerability to climate change with U.N. projections on urban population growth to 2035.
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Immigrants, their children and grandchildren have accounted for 55 percent of the country's population growth since 123, according to the Pew Research Center.
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There are some who clearly want the latter, and who expect government to hold the line on everything from drinking to population growth.
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Government officials and business leaders say that homogeneity is limiting options in a state with an aging work force and stagnant population growth.
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"Year over year, we are seeing chain restaurants grow at twice the rate of overall population growth," said Mr. Fernandez, the TDn2K analyst.
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"Remarkably, the number of vehicles across the boundary has stayed roughly the same ever since, despite fast economic and population growth," he said.
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Conversely, we see the metros that are de-densifying at the most rapid clip tend to be experiencing low or negative population growth.
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One of the main reasons for the trend was long-term consequences from China's "one child" policy to slow population growth, experts said.
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The government has spent huge amounts of money trying to control the meteoric population growth, incentivizing vasectomies and other forms of birth control.
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Those figures were from the GAO in 2005 — the figures are likely even higher now with the rate of population growth in California.
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A century ago, the severity of Paris' flood was the result of conditions created by major urban redevelopment, population growth and new construction.
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As climate change and human population growth become increasingly threatening, researchers hope to uncover conservation strategies that will keep the animals from disappearing.
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If Africa does need a solution it's called a demographic dividend; whereby fast population growth creates a young workforce that drives economic growth.
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Meanwhile, the most basic civilian services are already underfunded, with the economy growing at a slower pace than the rate of population growth.
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Scientists have triumphed over disease and even death, and an elite league of reapers has been commissioned to kill to slow population growth.
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RF has a very low cost of funds, and stands to benefit from higher than average population growth expectations given its Southeastern footprint.
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These changes were then overlaid spatially across the global population, with population growth and "expected changes in susceptibility to air pollution" accounted for.
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Compounding these often-discussed challenges are the pressures of increased urbanization and population growth which will place added pressure on already strained systems.
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And it could also spread to states with metropolitan areas experiencing significant Hispanic population growth such as Texas, Georgia, North Carolina and Florida.
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By 2175, drought, population growth and climate change nearly made Cape Town the first city in the world to run out of water.
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Addis Ababa in Ethiopia, by comparison, could see slower population growth as it relies on increasingly unpredictable rainfall, the World Bank study noted.
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"There are so many who think that death keeps control of population growth," he said in an interview with The Guardian in 2013.
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The research doesn't account for population growth, so the impact could be even greater if these countries keep growing, which they're expected to.
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We need every federal dollar we can get to keep up with the population growth to build the infrastructure that will be needed.
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With an unemployment rate below the national average and low cost of living, Idaho experienced a 2.2 percent population growth in one year.
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Market economies tend to grow or contract based on broad macroeconomic factors such as aggregate demand, the rate of inflation, and population growth.
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Longer-term climate change, land management practices and population growth are combining to cause increased wildfire risk in California, including in highly populated areas.
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And the amount would grow only with the normal inflation rate — slower than Medical inflation, and with no allowance for population growth at all.
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But if you want to slow population growth, the way to do it is in the developing world, through family planning and educating girls.
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States could also choose to accept a flat "block grant," which would sweep away most coverage requirements and not adjust money for population growth.
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Slowing population growth and a shrinking pool of workers present a challenge to China's economic growth as well as its state-run pension program.
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What's happening: Longer-term climate change and population growth are combining to increase wildfire risk in California and more broadly across the American West.
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In some scenarios run by the central bank branch — with declining labor force participation and population growth — that number goes as low as 34,000.
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The total number of movie tickets sold in the USA has fallen by more than 10% over the last 20 years, despite population growth.
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Cities across the country, big and small, are facing significant challenges — from population growth and an aging workforce to climate change and economic stagnation.
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Immigrants accounted for almost half of all population growth in the United States between 2017 and 2018, according to newly released Census Bureau data.
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"Here in Southeast Asia … we would consider it a hotpot because of the population growth, urbanization dynamics, the production of food," Lubroth told Reuters.
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In sub-Saharan Africa, a region that, excluding South Africa, uses less electricity than New York state, electrification barely kept pace with population growth.
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But if it's true that our economies can't survive slowing or even reversing population growth, then we're in some trouble no matter what. Why?
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"Increasingly viewed as a safe haven for Middle Eastern investors, Turkey is bridging East and West whilst also seeing strong population growth," it said.
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Demand for energy in Latin America has been bolstered by population growth, the only guarantee of sustained energy demand, Enel President Francesco Starace said.
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The original restrictions were aimed at curbing runaway population growth, and required the establishment of family planning offices in every village across the country.
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The government has defended the program, saying it allowed the country to limit population growth by around 400 million and thereby tackle entrenched poverty.
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China decided in 2016 to relax a controversial "one-child policy" aimed at curbing population growth and allow all couples to have two children.
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Gavekal's Yao said that by region, the east, central and southwest provinces have solid population growth and economies, so sales have been more sustainable.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen has said the economy needs to create less than 100,000 jobs a month to keep up with population growth.
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Due to its manufacturing base, the oil and gas boom, population growth and other factors, Denver produces many of the pollutants that become ozone.
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Pakistan has the world's fourth-highest rate of water use, and two of the key factors for water stress are population growth and urbanization.
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It cited weak economic conditions in Africa, where many countries dependent on revenues from commodities exports have seen economic growth fall below population growth.
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Other risks like climate change and biodiversity loss could be solved by reducing population growth, switching to sustainable energy sources, and preserving natural habitats.
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That comes ahead of immigration overtaking births as the driver of population growth (anticipated 2030) and a majority-minority status in the nation (2045).
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Austin's overall population growth rate was more than 20 percent between 2000 and 2010, making it the third-fastest growing city in the country.
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Data released by the US Census Bureau show that US population growth is on the decline, and could be further threatened by the pandemic.
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We need energy efficiency to accommodate emerging technologies and population growth, which are putting demands on our electricity grids that our grandparents never imagined.
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Also, Africa's rapid population growth is putting an enormous pressure on the natural resources, which, in turn, has a negative impact on the animals.
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The state wraps around Mexico City and, with more than 16 million inhabitants, has absorbed most of the region's population growth in recent decades.
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Only 74 percent of its citizens are literate, and the country needs an extra 90,000 teachers just to keep up with the population growth.
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As birthrates declined following the baby boom, he turned his focus to an ever larger source of population growth in the United States: immigrants.
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"A few things are very clear: the demand for food is going up tremendously because of population growth," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The latest U.S. Census Bureau data showed that all but one of the 20 largest cities in the U.S. experienced population growth last year.
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With big business seemingly under threat, natural resource consumption and population growth will likely be at the top of world leaders agendas very soon.
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Texas is projected to be the biggest gainer post-22020, adding three more congressional districts due to massive population growth over the past decade.
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In the 2503s the United States population growth rate averaged 1.2 percent, or 50 percent higher than Europe's and about the same as Japan's.
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Increasingly, then, the underlying difference between the fast- and slow-growing economies is explained more by the differences in population growth than by productivity.
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This is important because it's getting tougher to move around some cities, which are coping with population growth, worsening traffic and deteriorating public transit.
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"It was Anglo Democrats living in places in the U.S. with high Hispanic population growth that had the biggest shift toward Trump," Enos wrote.
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"With climate change, overdue asteroid strikes, epidemics and population growth, our own planet is increasingly precarious," he said in a BBC documentary last year.
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The rural counties of the state showed little or no population growth over the past decade and in some cases rural counties lost population.
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So are the crises caused by the arrival of Venezuelan refugees on island nations that simply aren't capable of absorbing the sudden population growth.
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Annual population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau released Thursday show 60 percent of American counties experienced natural population growth over the last year.
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It's all very positive, but we need to be able to provide the infrastructure, and the services, to go along with that population growth.
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The state's population growth rate sank to a new low from July 1, 2018, to July 1 of this year, to just 28.74 percent.
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The rapid population growth has spurred a major housing crisis, as thousands of migrant families have been unable to afford a place to live.
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And recent Israeli census figures show that population growth in the West Bank is twice as much as in the rest of the country.
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The cap doesn't increase if the economy grows, or to accommodate population growth, or to allow more funds to care for Brazil's aging population.
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The government has defended the programme, saying it allowed the country to limit population growth by around 400 million and thereby tackle entrenched poverty.
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According to Pew, in the next 50 years, 88 percent of the total US population growth is gonna come from those 226 million people.
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Still, South Bend does decently well when compared exclusively to the performance of other post-industrial Midwest towns on metrics like jobs and population growth.
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The longer-term risk of slowing population growth "poses particular economic challenges," said David Kelly, chief global strategist with JPMorgan Funds, in a recent report.
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With slower population growth, we'll see slower economic growth and less economic dynamism — as there just won't be economic space for new firms to grow.
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The performance owed much to Australia's ability to attract a surfeit of skilled migrants, which kept population growth at a rapid 1.6 percent a year.
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According to a 2017 UN press release, population growth will mainly occur in nine countries, including five African countries — Tanzania, Congo, Uganda, Nigeria, and Ethiopia.
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The answers are complicated but critical: our infrastructure is decrepit, climate change is intensifying, and population growth will put even more strain on existing facilities.
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The experts pointed out that the US is still better off than other developed nations like Japan or Italy, which are experiencing negative population growth.
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While it is unlikely London's population growth will go into reverse whatever the Brexit outcome, what could feasibly change is the composition of the population.
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Research shows that PCBs can impair killer whales' reproduction, disrupt orcas' endocrine and immune systems, and slow population growth or even cause them to decline.
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The larger the state, the larger the population growth; and the more that growth depends on minorities, the larger the impact of that comparative distrust.
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Over the next decade, much of America's population growth will be in the 65-8.53 age bracket, which is set to swell by over 35%.
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His calculations haven't proved to be correct, but there remain plenty of people who think that out-of-control population growth is causing environmental problems.
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Four of the top 10 cities seeing the most population growth from immigrants are in Florida — a state seeing a disproportionate growth of aging residents.
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And Charlotte keeps growing: The city had the 10th-largest population growth last year among big cities, according to the Census Bureau, with 828,000 residents.
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According to the real estate website Zillow, 24- to 23.5-year-olds accounted for 25.5 percent of the city's population growth from 22 to 13.
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That if you think about a growing economy, increasing demographic population growth, by definition the market should finish at a high every single day. Right?
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The rise in rubbish will outstrip population growth, reaching 3.4 billion tons by 2050 from around 2 billion tons in 2016, according to the report.
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Although growth is picking up this year, it is still forecast to come in at a sluggish 1.5%, barely above the rate of population growth.
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Growth has hovered around 5 percent, owing to strong cotton and gold output, but population growth at over 3 percent has eaten into those gains.
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Agricultural consumption, driven by population growth, will increase by 69 percent from 2020 to 2050, and give rise to a more modern approach to growing.
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Tropical diseases are spreading faster than ever before, owing to more long-distance travel, population growth and urbanization, lack of sanitation, and ineffective mosquito control.
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What's happening: Population growth and aging are fueling a rise in cancers and noncommunicable diseases in poor countries, which are ill-prepared to handle them.
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Federal education director Tariq Masood strongly disagreed with critiques of teachers, adding that population growth and funding were the biggest challenges faced by government schools.
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If population growth is waning and credit no longer works as an accelerant, the problem may not be just with our tools, but our goals.
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Recent population growth in Australia has been driven by student visas, which offer a path for people to study, work and eventually become permanent residents.
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Yet while population growth in the settlements is higher than the national average, its rate is also falling: In 1995, it stood at 10 percent.
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That's more than enough to keep up with population growth, which is why the unemployment rate has been gradually declining over the past few years.
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Tanzania From 2010 to 2015, Tanzania experienced an annual population growth rate of 203%, and its population is predicted to exceed 130 million by 2050.
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This year's growth is mostly driven by low interest rates, population growth and a strong economy — assuming there are no changes to the cash rate.
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Since the time of Thomas Malthus, an economist writing a little over 200 years ago, people have fretted that population growth would outstrip food supply.
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Most of the global middle class lives in Southeast Asia, the region that has experienced the fastest urban population growth in recent years, it noted.
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Tighter mortgage regulations, lower population growth and a boom in construction have contributed to a fall in prices from a peak in March of 2017.
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US birth rates just hit a 30-year low, and without immigration we would have negative population growth and we'd soon look like aging Japan.
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Traffic and population growth will demand more transportation infrastructure, but many jurisdictions don't have the funding, or the space, to build additional roads and rail.
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Columbus may seem surprising, given weaker job growth in the Midwest overall, but the city has outperformed its region with both employment and population growth.
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The largest cities where population growth has slowed in recent years are also home to some of the most expensive housing markets in the country.
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Without immigrants to ensure America's population growth, aging Americans could find themselves in need of a welfare state with too few taxpayers to support it.
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A state housing report released earlier this year found hundreds of cities were making "insufficient progress" in affordable housing to keep up with population growth.
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Three-quarters are from arid zones in central Africa, where the combination of climate change and runaway population growth are making small-scale farming unsustainable.
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The court cited an October 2015 decision of an Israeli planning committee to promote an old master plan for Jewish population growth in that area.
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What "upstream," preventive measures can be taken now to slow population growth, uphold women's rights and promote peace in the region in decades to come?
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Problems related to urban population growth must be addressed sooner rather than later, noted Candace Byrd, chief of staff for the U.S. city of Atlanta.
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Tighter mortgage regulations, lower population growth and a boom in construction, flooding the market with new homes, have all contributed to the recent market turnaround.
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As population growth continues to soar in metropolitan areas, what priorities should be at the top of city and statewide agendas to overcome these challenges?
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For years, experts have said that modern life has put us more at risk of a global outbreak, due to increased urbanization and population growth.
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In an age when wildlife and habitat are facing significant stress from population growth, development, and climate change, decisions made now can reverberate for decades.
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So assuming no population growth (and no one escapes!), everyone in America could eat everyone else, and be eaten themselves, in less than two decades.
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American demographics: U.S. population growth is at its lowest level since 1937, up 0.62 percent from July 2017 to July 2018, the Census Bureau said.
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And to some extent, the decline reflects slowing population growth — with more new people in general, there's less need for new businesses to serve them.
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The direction of United States population growth is increasingly similar to that of slow-growing Japan and Western Europe, with immigration partly offsetting that shift.
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The "one child" policy was introduced in 1979 as a way to slow population growth and bolster the economic boom that was then just beginning.
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But the state hasn't come close to keeping up with housing demand and population growth, consistently building thousands fewer homes than are needed each year.
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Across the country, rapid population growth has led to increased demand for public utilities, including transport, according to legislator and women's rights defender Tabitha Khumalo.
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Africa's rapid population growth, falling data costs and heavy adoption of mobile phones rather than PCs is attracting technology companies looking to attract more users.
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It is important to note that overall population growth takes into account several factors, including: birth rates and death rates, international immigration and domestic migration.
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As one of the fastest-growing areas in the country, Sioux City has a rate of population growth that's nearly four times the national average.
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Those increases far outpace population growth in urban areas, which the Census Bureau estimates at 13 percent from 2008 to 2017, according to the report.
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These sorts of demographic catastrophes return to stunt population growth two decades after they happen, as the number of women reaching their childbearing years drops.
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Like productivity, population growth has been slowing worldwide in recent decades, the big difference being that the gaps among the rich nations are increasingly significant.
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In other countries with Anglo-Saxon roots — Canada, Australia and Britain — immigrants have accounted for more than half of population growth over the past decade.
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In the days when the NEPA was passed, population growth was not substantially a matter of immigration, but now immigration is our population's primary driver.
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Mr. McGhee said that, relatively speaking, there most likely will be little reshuffling this time around, since population growth at the national level has slowed.
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Based on estimates of population growth, Texas, Florida and North Carolina are expected to have more than 80 U.S. Congressional seats following the 2020 Census.
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Excluding the Workers Party and the SDP, most party websites lack detailed blueprints on hot-button issues such as health care, housing and population growth.
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Read: How climate change is fueling extremism 'Existential threat' Population growth combined with climate change form an "existential threat" for the UK, according to Bevan.
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Although many front line groups are having a major impact, population growth in many affected countries means that all work needs to be scaled up.
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Because of slow population growth or population loss, most of the states poised to lose a seat are in the Northeast or the Rust Belt.
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Immigration is a significant driver of population growth in the country's most successful cities, according to an analysis released today by the Economic Innovation Group.
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What's next: Immigrants are contributing significantly to population growth, and Frey predicts first- and second-generation immigrants may drive an increase in mobility going forward.
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It was very timely because a lot of people had expected mass starvation in Asia as their population growth had stayed high into those decades.
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Here are three fast-growing cities with relatively affordable housing: Population growth from 2012 to 2017: 12.3 percentEmployment growth from 2012 to 2017: 18 percentHome value appreciation from 2012 to 2018: 53 percentMedian home value: $261,700 Median rent: $1,400 Population growth from 2012 to 2017: 10.1 percentEmployment growth from 2012 to 2017: 93 percentHome value appreciation from 2012 to 2018: 48.3 percentMedian home value: $22017,25 Median rent: $214,2122 Population growth from 25 to 25: 63 percentEmployment growth from 26 to 27: 22 percentHome value appreciation from 2012 to 2018: 57.2 percentMedian home value: $348,800 Median rent: $1,73 Home values, as you can see, are indeed climbing in these cities.
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After decades of morosité the French came to recognise their strengths: not only population growth but world-class engineering schools, fine craftsmanship and high-end creativity.
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But more broadly, Rhodium notes that modest improvements in the efficiency of furnaces aren't offsetting the effect of population growth and increasing demand for building energy.
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In recent years cheap borrowing, low unemployment, an influx of foreign investment and population growth have helped to push up demand for houses across European cities.
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But the strategist believes demographic changes, namely the slowdown in population growth and an overvalued U.S. market will actually keep the president-elect's plans in check.
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Expansion has been underpinned by brisk population growth of 21.4144 percent a year, twice the rich-world average, which in turn is driving spending on infrastructure.
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Rates of population growth peaked in the 1970s as the result of the "demographic transition", as more urbanized, better educated populations tend to have smaller families.
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By examining energy infrastructure with temperature data and projected urban population growth, researchers said workers in Africa and Asia would be most affected by rising heat.
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"With Tesla, we are witnessing a scale of on-the-road car population growth not seen since in the better part of a century," Jonas said.
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Driving the news: The report, a second annual scorecard of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's work, focuses mainly on youth population growth and sub-Saharan Africa.
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It was the early 2000s, and the fight over population growth and the ozone layer had been replaced by an even more dire, if nebulous, threat.
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"The rise of the popularity of the name Mohammed is coupled with the population growth in many Western European countries due to mass migration," Breitbart reported.
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Like others in the sector, Mirvac has posted profit rises for years, thanks to a steady population growth and record-low interest rates stoking housing demand.
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Africa's tropical forests are being lost to industrial agriculture, logging, urbanization and more, a trend that is only expected to accelerate with population growth, experts say.
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But relatively low oil prices mean that the economy has lagged behind population growth since 2015, and will continue to do so until at least 20203.
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It ranked No. 1 on our list for the highest number of small businesses created, as well as the metro area with the fastest population growth.
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More than half of the population growth in the District of Columbia, Florida, Kansas, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and seven other states was due to immigration.
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"The housing market is definitely a bright spot in the U.S. [economy]," Gray asserted, saying home building is not keeping up with demand and population growth.
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While the infant mortality rate is slowly declining, population growth means that the number of deaths is still increasing in West and Central Africa, Prual said.
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Both the Jats and Patels rank fairly highly in India's social hierarchy, but fast population growth and a lack of jobs is fueling discontent among them.
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The country's robust population growth, driven in part by many expatriate New Zealanders returning home, is a large factor in pushing up prices, according to economists.
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This means that population growth is actually slowing compared to what we've witnessed in the last 90 years, with fertility rates dropping in nearly every country.
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EIG suggests declining population growth, a sharp decline in startup capital (notably home equity) during the recession, and changes to the regulatory environment have been factors.
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Smart Infrastructure will remain a "central part of the new core" for Siemens, Rebellius said, and would exploit trends like population growth, urbanization and artificial intelligence.
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The softness in home lending and prices has in turn clouded the outlook for construction activity, though the damage has been limited by rapid population growth.
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Last Friday's monthly jobs report for September showed that while employment growth is slowing, it is still well above the level required to offset population growth.
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Further oil and gas expansion, investments in the country's capital stock, such as ports and roads, and continued population growth support Oman's long-term growth potential.
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With 21960m people, population growth of more than 5% a year and some of the world's worst traffic jams, it is now neither of those things.
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Fuelling that performance was annual population growth of 1.6 percent, more than double the developed-world average, as Australia attracted more migrants from China and India.
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Between 21989 and 21.15, the Front Range experienced ninety-six per cent of Colorado's population growth, and the state's unemployment rate is only 20153 per cent.
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Average assets set aside for retirement were almost seven times higher in September 2016 than they were in 1975, after adjusting for inflation and population growth.
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Melbourne fared somewhat better, thanks in part to rapid population growth, with prices easing 0.2 percent in January to be 8.0 percent higher for the year.
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She attributed the population growth to the Kazakh government's effort to combat poaching for meat and male saiga horns, which are prized in Chinese traditional medicine.
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Miami is considered a gateway to Latin America, and Latinos have accounted for more than half of the U.S. population growth over the last 15 years.
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China's failure is being taken as a lesson by countries such as India, where development is instead being seen as the key to capping population growth.
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With population growth slowing, the rising tide that had done so much to raise U.S. corporate growth and profits to record heights was projected to ebb.
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But with population growth comes a higher cost of living – the median home price is $216,575, nearly 9.6 percent increase compared to last year's $245.83,628. 14.
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In the 21999s, urban decline and rapid population growth in the western edges of the city lured many customers away from downtown, but the buildings remained.
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Ryan Nunn, an economist with the Hamilton Project, tells Axios that, adjusting for population growth, all the jobs lost in the 2009 recession are now restored.
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As population growth and climate change increases pressure on water sources, government agencies and water companies are increasingly willing to try anything to boost local supply.
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Africa, with its rapid population growth, falling data costs and heavy adoption of mobile phones, having largely leapfrogged personal computer use, is tempting for tech companies.
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Opposition leaders in Tanzania have criticized Magufuli's stance, saying the country's already rapid population growth is a time bomb, and disapproving remarks surfaced on social media.
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Melbourne fared somewhat better, thanks in part to rapid population growth, with prices easing 0.2 percent in December to be 8.9 percent higher for the year.
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The predicted increase in petrochemicals will also be driven by an increase in fertilizer use, the result of population growth along with a growing global economy.
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But industrialization, population growth, the closure of the frontier, and railroad monopolies doomed the sole proprietorship to the margins of the economy, even in North America.
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In a time of unprecedented population growth, our world managed to give more prosperity to more people and to continually lift more people out of poverty.
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I allude to it in the book, and this is a touchy subject, but perhaps they are the pinnacle Malthusian check on uncontrolled human population growth.
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Specifically, since most of the new people are going to come from poor or developing countries, the question is specifically how to slow population growth there.
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Overall, Washington State's economy has expanded with job and population growth, and some of the strongest growth has occurred north of Seattle, near the Canadian border.
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Population growth in California means there are more people on the roads — cars are a prime culprit in wildfires — and more homes built in wilderness areas.
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The Texas Demographic Center, the official state demographer, projects that 70% of the state's population growth through 20203 will settle in just 10 large metropolitan counties.
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The team accounted for population growth, as well as the increasing demand for space as people around the world ascend into the middle and upper classes.
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Divorce became somewhat easier to obtain, and, in an attempt to curb population growth, people weren't allowed to marry until they were in their early twenties.
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The main explanation for the lagging population growth in big, rich places is that they build relatively little new housing, for reasons of topography and regulation.
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Turnout in New Hampshire did manage to break the record set that year but was roughly in line with projections, given population growth in the state.
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You have to start with the right question: How do we bring peace to this region in an era of rapid population growth and climate change?
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The number of homes being built or offered for sale in the Toronto area has not matched the increased demand created by its steady population growth.
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The 29-year-old rhino was interfering with breeding by younger bulls and harming population growth, according to documents from Namibia's Ministry of Environment and Tourism.
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In the past decade, American population growth has averaged 0.8 percent a year, eight times faster than Europe's, and Japan's population has not grown at all.
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This is why I've joined a lawsuit filed this week challenging our immigration authorities on failing to calculate the costs of their population growth-inducing policies.
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Tighter mortgage regulations, lower population growth and a boom in construction have all contributed to a fall in prices from a peak in March of 2017.
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Last Friday's monthly jobs report for September showed that while employment gains are slowing, they are still well above the level required to offset population growth.
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Overall demand for city living has risen, as a joint result of both population growth, the post-1990 fall in crime, and other broad economic trends.
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Immigration supporters argue that cutting back on immigration would reduce potential growth as foreigners make up a greater and greater share of total U.S. population growth.
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Fueling that performance was annual population growth of 1.6 percent, more than double the developed-world average, as Australia attracted more migrants from China and India.
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The report also noted that immigration is projected to become the main driver of population growth in 2030, but that isn't because immigration levels are rising.
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Population growth slowed in 2018 with 15.23 million live births, a decline of 2 million from the year before, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
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Sun Belt states are likely to gain seats and influence in Congress after the next U.S. Census, according to yearly population growth estimates released this week.
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Australia, considered one of the world's most immigrant-friendly nations, is currently experiencing soaring population growth as more skilled migrants head to its resource-rich territories.
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