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Suburbia Is Dying
Boomtowns are aging much faster than Rust Belt bust-towns. The Washington Post takes a good look at the latest from Brookings demographer William Fry, “The Uneven Aging and ‘Younging’ of America.” The sidebar graphic makes my first point:The likes of Pittsburgh are among the slowest aging communities in the United States. In fact, those... [read more]
Indianapolis can still be a winner in smart growth (part 3 of the Indy revitalization series)
Football digression to, um, kick off today's post: Congratulations to the very impressive New Orleans Saints for a big win over the Colts in last night's Super Bowl. I was rooting for Indy, but it's hard not to feel good for the Saints' fans, especially the residents of the Crescent City, who have long ... [read more]
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Wall Street Green Summit XI
When: Mon, 2012-03-19 08:00
Delivering the Green Deal: Building Partnerships, Tackling Fuel Poverty
When: Thu, 2012-03-22 08:00
Delivering the Green Deal: Building Partnerships, Tackling Fuel Poverty
When: Thu, 2012-03-22 08:00
Redesigning Local Services: Policy and Practice
When: Thu, 2012-03-29 14:15
A New Strategy for NHS Procurement: Securing the Future of NHS Services
When: Tue, 2012-04-17 08:00
Public Sector Pensions: Affordable, Sustainable, Fair
When: Thu, 2012-04-19 08:00
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