TEHRAN – Iran’s population grew by 569,963 in the past [Iranian calendar] year (March 2021-March 2022), and the natural population growth rate was estimated at 0.7%, according to the National Organization of Civil Status. In the past year, 1,106,072 children were born in the country and 536,109 people died, soRead More →
The population of JERSEY is now 103,267, according to the 2021 census taken on March 21 last year. The latest figure is 4,533 less than the 2019 population estimate, which statisticians said was based on the atypical 2011 census snapshot, with the population increase of 5,400 since 2011 being aRead More →
The Denver apartment market is a prime target for investment. Metro Denver is a prime location for investors looking to buy multi-family assets this year, after hitting record sales volume of $8.1 billion in 2021 due to a shortage of inventory and strong demand for rental units on the market.Read More →
By David Beasley, Center Square (The Center Square) – Wyoming’s cost of living and regulatory climate are some of the factors behind why the state has seen its population grow faster than the national average, according to business and government groups. state industries. According to recent data from the USRead More →
The Senate – the upper consultative house of the Egyptian parliament – decided on Sunday to send a report on the country’s overpopulation problem to President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi, reports Gamal Essam El-Din. The Senate’s decision came after a two-week discussion on a study prepared by Senator Soheir Abdel-Salam on theRead More →
(Update: added video, comment from City Engineer, Director of Utilities Department) Efficiency efforts are paying off, city officials say BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — As Bend continues to grow, you’d think so do its water needs. That’s not necessarily the case, according to Mike Buettner, director of the city’s utility department.Read More →
Mute swans are an invasive species that have established themselves in large numbers on many Indiana water bodies, reports the state Department of Natural Resources. As the population of mute swans has grown in recent decades, the habitat destruction attributed to their presence has also increased. An adult mute swanRead More →
(The Center Square) – Wyoming’s cost of living and regulatory climate are some of the factors behind why the state has seen its population grow faster than the national average, according to business and government groups. state industries. According to recent data from the US Census Bureau, the state sawRead More →
By Lucius Gerald Globally, it is difficult to know the exact number of births each day because not all births are recorded or recorded. But, according to the United Nations (UN), it is estimated that around 385,000 babies are born every day worldwide, or 140 million a year. This numberRead More →
The 2022 legislative session adjourned for the year on March 31. The session’s achievements are an indicator of the strength of Idaho’s economy and the significant population growth we are seeing. With available tax revenue, we’ve made record investments in transportation and education, funded much-needed public safety and police improvementsRead More →
From staff reports Even though the county has seen more deaths than births, McDowell has seen a small population growth from 2020 to 2021 due to more people settling here. McDowell is one of 73 counties in North Carolina whose population has increased since 2020, according to a recent reportRead More →
OTTAWA COUNTY, MI – The Township of Allendale will begin construction this spring on a new $7.5 million fire hall to meet the needs of its rapidly growing population. On Thursday, April 7, Allendale Township Supervisor Adam Elenbaas announced that construction will begin this spring on the new fire stationRead More →
By: IBR Staff April 8, 2022 The US Census Bureau has a whole nation of numbers to analyze, so it sometimes takes up to a year or more to see new statistical results. This time, it took nine months for the census to examine the population development during the pandemicRead More →
Published on April 7, 2022 at 6:39 a.m. Olivia Sanchez The Hechinger Report The number of colleges with a Latino enrollment rate of at least 25% has declined during the pandemic, reversing a 20-year trend in higher education and putting these students at a disadvantage, experts say. Colleges with atRead More →
BOZEMAN – More calls went to 911 and the Gallatin County dispatcher answered those calls. An influx of new population and more tourism means more calls are coming in, sometimes on purpose or even by accident. “We wanted the community to see what we do and what accomplishments we’ve hadRead More →
Medical administrators along with county and city leaders gathered last month to celebrate the grand opening of a new 33,000 square foot Kelsey-Seybold Clinic in Stafford. The project is just the latest building effort in Stafford that could one day change the face of the business-friendly community, joining several otherRead More →
After nearly three years in the making, Vancouver’s draft plan was released by the city on Tuesday. The project outlines a land use plan for growth and development until 2050, with the city’s population expected to increase by 260,000. “Land use determines the location, type and intensity of different uses.Read More →
Denver has had one hell of a run, experiencing 15 full years of uninterrupted population growth. The pandemic has reversed the trend – or at least interrupted it. The latest census estimates show the city was among many cities nationwide that saw more people move than move in between mid-2020Read More →
Spring Hill’s rezoning of just under 720 acres has become a point of contention due to growth outpacing tax revenue. The College of Mayor and Aldermen voted unanimously this week to rezone two large plots of land from C-3 to I-2. The former is a district designation for commercial, agricultural,Read More →
As federal wildlife managers reported Mexican wolf populations continued to grow in southern New Mexico last year, environmental groups criticized government agencies they say had so far allowed the species to approach extinction. The United States Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) released its latest population count for 2021 on Wednesday,Read More →
Although many school districts in Bell County have experienced slower growth rates in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, students continue to flock to the Belton Independent School District. At a Belton ISD School Board meeting on Monday, Bob Templeton, a demographer from Zonda, discussed the current state of the localRead More →
FLORENCE, SC (WBTW) – Growth in western Florence has prompted the city to open a new fire station. A grand opening ceremony was held Thursday for Florence Fire Department Station Six. During the ceremony, participants uncoupled a fire hose instead of cutting a ribbon. According to chef Shannon Tanner, theRead More →
While a number of new permanent residents are people retiring – some are retiring early due to COVID – not everyone is, and the community is bustling with people. “The ability to work from home has certainly given people the ability to make it their home,” Kostyna said. The growthRead More →
ANDERSON — Indiana University demographers pointed to the death toll from COVID-19 as well as declining fertility rates as key factors in adding just 20,341 residents in 2021. According to a study conducted by the Indiana Business Research Center at the university’s Kelley School of Business, last year’s net populationRead More →
axios on facebookAxios on TwitterAxios on LinkedInAxios by email Collin County had the second-highest population growth of any U.S. county in 2021, according to the latest data released by the U.S. Census Bureau. Why is this important: Texas led population growth at the county and metro levels. The state hadRead More →
news, local news, AUSTRALIA’s flight to the regions has increased Bendigo’s population by 1400 over the past year. Major cities have emptied significantly in 2021, with Melbourne alone losing 60,500 people who have packed their bags and sought greener pastures elsewhere. ABS Director of Demography Beidar Cho said regional Australia’sRead More →
The Conversation published an article yesterday noting that Australia’s population will double in 80 years: Our goal was to understand people’s preferences for managing population growth on a national scale, in hopes that this will inform a national urban policy to prepare for the population increase to come… With anRead More →
news, local news, The latest regional population figures show that Ballarat has avoided the drastic changes and accompanying pressures experienced by metropolitan areas in the pandemic year. Data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Tuesday showed Ballarat remained among the fastest growing regional Victorian towns with a steadyRead More →
Localities in Northern Virginia should expect moderate levels of job growth over the next two decades, with the metro area as a whole adding perhaps 880,000 new people by 2045. “We are a region growing by 1% per year on average. It’s not too fast, it’s not incredibly high. It’sRead More →
Localities in Northern Virginia should expect moderate levels of job growth over the next two decades, with the metro area as a whole adding perhaps 880,000 new people by 2045. “We are a region growing by 1% per year on average. It’s not too fast, it’s not incredibly high. It’sRead More →
Population growth in the Portland area came to a halt in 2021 after a slow period since its mid-2010s boom, according to new data from the US Census Bureau. Metro Portland – defined as Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Columbia and Yamhill counties and Clark and Skamania counties in Washington – sawRead More →
Lee and Harnett counties are among 16 North Carolina counties that recorded more births than deaths between April 1, 2020 and July 1, 2021, at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new estimates from the US Census Bureau. However, Lee, Harnett, Moore and Chatham counties all experienced populationRead More →
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What the US Census Bureau takes, the US Census Bureau gives back – at least a little. The 2021 population estimates released Thursday by the bureau give the Wichita Falls Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) a small increase in population from the official 2020 census. The new estimate puts the MSARead More →
(The Center Square) – Arizona’s Valley region has been one of the few major metropolitan areas in the country to grow amid business closures, remote work, homeschooling and other disruptions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Thursday, the US census published more detailed data from its annual population estimates recording changesRead More →
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FORT MADISON (WGEM) – The plan to add 1,000 people to Fort Madison’s population over the next four years is officially underway after community members held their first meeting. Mayor Matt Mohrfeld said their vision group met on Tuesday evening. He said about 30 people attended the meeting, and thoseRead More →
To avoid the population explosion in Nigeria, the country needs to raise awareness about the importance of family planning. That was the consensus when some members of the Partnership for Advocacy in Child and Family Health @Scale (PACFaH@Scale), health experts and policy makers came together in a roundtable of aRead More →
Saskatchewan’s Official Opposition says the province’s low population growth rate is preparing it for a “bleak future.” Saskatchewan has the lowest annual growth rate in the country, growing just 0.36% last year, according to the latest population report from the provincial bureau of statistics based on provincial population estimates fromRead More →
The Population Association of Nigeria (PAN) in collaboration with the Partnership for Advocacy in child and family health @Scale (PACFaH@Scale), a project funded by Bill and Melinda Gates, anchored by the Development Research and Projects Center (dRPC), will join other experts in a day-long roundtable to discuss possible solutions toRead More →
HAVERHILL — The city’s Licensing Commission is evaluating applications from eight businesses vying for two available full liquor licenses that would allow the sale of hard liquor in addition to beer and wine. The process involves scheduling public hearings followed by the commission’s selection of the top two nominees, whoseRead More →
By AMY JOI O’DONOGHUE, Deseret News BEAVER COUNTY, Utah (AP) — Mark Wintch relies on a source to manage his ranching and farming operation in a remote section of Beaver County, Utah, in a place called Wah Wah Valley. The spring powers his hydroelectric plant which provides power to hisRead More →
The world lost a giant among giants when EO Wilson passed away in December. Wilson was not only an esteemed scientist and prolific author, but also a colossus of the conservation movement. The famed Harvard biologist, dubbed “Darwin’s natural heir,” started out focusing on ants and focused on our planet’sRead More →
America lost 17,800 square miles of open space to development between 2002 and 2017, according to a study published today by NumbersUSA. This equates to an area the size of Maryland and Connecticut combined. “Our nation is losing open spaces at an alarming rate,” said Leon Kolankiewicz, an environmental plannerRead More →
Taipei, March 16 (CNA) Parents in Taipei will now receive an additional grant of NT$5,000 ($175.16) upon the birth of their second and third child, the city government announced on Wednesday, citing the need for increase the city’s declining population. From Thursday, the NT$5,000 will be added to the currentRead More →
The result is a slump in the number of working-age Americans that has been underway since Donald Trump was elected in 2016. Dr. Kirchner estimates that if population growth and net international migration had maintained their pre-2016 rates, the US population would be about 4.8 million higher. This suggests aRead More →
Both Brandon Manning and his wife were born in the southern United States and were eager to return, but Manning did not want to return to his hometown of Atlanta due to traffic, housing costs and sprawl. So when offered a teaching job at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth,Read More →
Army Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Farouk Yahaya says the country’s growing population has partly contributed to the insurgency in the country, despite creating a larger pool of talent for economic activities. Similarly, Air Chief of Staff Air Marshall Oladayo Amao said illegal oil refining in the Niger Delta regionRead More →
“It will also be a broader tax base.” Tk’emlups relies heavily on taxpayer dollars from on-reserve properties, including Sun Rivers and the newest development, Sienna Ridge, which has 85 completed units. “It’s one of our main sources of revenue and it certainly goes to infrastructure, it goes to a lotRead More →
Booming population growth, coupled with changing weather patterns, an insatiable thirst for groundwater, and political challenges, leave the Texas Hill Country newly vulnerable. Driving the news: A recently released report by the Texas Hill Country Conservation Network reveals a region facing profound threats to its future. The network is aRead More →
In the long term, no substantial benefit will result from continued US population growth. The gradual stabilization of the American population by voluntary means would contribute significantly to America’s ability to solve its problems. This declaration of half a century ago was the unequivocal central conclusion of the groundbreaking reportRead More →
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While North Texas still leads the nation in apartment construction, economists expect rents to continue to soar as rapid population growth puts continued pressure on supply. Economists expect D-FW rents to rise 5.3% this year to an average of $1,395 per month, according to Marcus & Millichap’s annual investment forecastRead More →
NORWALK — Reflecting a trend in Fairfield County, the city’s population has grown over the past decade and officials have had to relocate polling locations to accommodate a new 13th electoral district. On Thursday, Democratic Registrar of Electors Stuart Wells presented the precinct changes to the Common Council’s Public SafetyRead More →
APOPKA, Fla. — On Friday nights, Three Odd Guys Brewing in Apopka fills up pretty quickly. Co-owner Trod Buggs says it’s been that way since the place opened two years ago. “Right away we opened our doors and people started coming in,” he said. Three Odd Guys began with BuggsRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Columnists Outside of Saskatoon, Regina and Prince Albert, the population of this once booming province has become as stagnant as a quagmire. Author of the article: Phil Tank • Star Phoenix of Saskatoon Publication date : March 03, 2022 • 55 minutes ago • 3 minute read •Read More →
Today readers comment on Adelaide’s emergency powers and growth. Police Commissioner and State Emergency Coordinator Grant Stevens. Photo: Tony Lewis/InDaily Commenting on the story: Focus on close contact as Stevens seeks to expand emergency powers We can’t make a decision now because Dr. Spurrier is on leave. What? Well, getRead More →
America’s national bird has a poisonous problem. Research published in mid-February indicates that 46% of bald eagles show signs of chronic lead exposure. Prolonged exposure can be fatal. “You’re going to see a very depressed bird” if you encounter a lead-poisoned bald eagle, according to Victoria Hall, director of theRead More →
The number of ultra-wealthy people has increased significantly in 2021 and the numbers are expected to continue to rise, the company said in its annual Wealth and Fresh Money Drivers Overview. The global population of ultra-high net worth people – those with $30 million or more – grew 9.3% lastRead More →
Unlike the struggling housing market in many US cities, Rachelle Younglai of The Globe and Mail reports that Toronto has seen an increase in the number of housing units that exceeds the city’s population growth over the past five years. “The number of private dwellings in the Toronto area increasedRead More →
The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) will reach out to district municipalities, businesses, universities and community members during National Water Week. The department called on stakeholders and South Africans to advance the centrality of water and sanitation to all communities in the province during the month of March andRead More →
Today, readers comment on improved infrastructure to serve a busier Adelaide and voter preferences. Photo: Tony Lewis/InDaily Commenting on the op-ed: Ignore population growth advocates who can’t answer this obvious question David Washington is absolutely correct in pointing out the need to significantly improve Adelaide’s public transport system to accommodateRead More →
National Council of Women (NCW) Chairperson Maya Morsi said empowering women and investing in girls is key to controlling population growth. Addressing a panel discussion, as part of the launch activities of the National Egyptian Family Development Project on Monday, February 28, 2022, Morsi said Egyptian women are not solelyRead More →
South Australian business leaders must become strong advocates of public transport if their calls for faster population growth are to be taken seriously. Buses trapped in a traffic queue on Morphett Street in the city. Photo: Tony Lewis/InDaily Pick a population figure, throw it out there, advertise. That’s how itRead More →
Lately, the population of this country has remained essentially the same. America grew at less than 1%, which we know from US Census report data. It caused a lot of crying, moaning, and gnashing of teeth for those who think perpetual great growth is good. This does not include SoutheastRead More →
OUTLOOK – Data from the recently released Canadian Census shows that the city of Outlook is experiencing some growth. First, 2021 census data shows that the province of Saskatchewan increased its population by 3.1% to 1,132,505. This is an increase from 2016 figures, which saw the province have a populationRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Local News “Our hard work is paying off in getting people to see our community as a great place to live and do business” Greater Sudbury Mayor Brian Bigger. John Lappa/Sudbury Star Content of the article The city touts its economic growth in 2021. Advertising This ad hasRead More →
Early data shows Travis County may need more than 70,000 affordable housing units to accommodate population growth by 2026. (Courtesy Adobe Stock) Travis County will need about 70,000 more affordable housing units over the next five years to accommodate population growth, according to a preliminary recommendation provided by HousingWorks Austin.Read More →
Written by Erin Nicole Davis In not-so-surprising news, census figures from Statistics Canada (StatCan) confirm that housing supply in Canada has not kept pace with population growth over the 2016-2021 period. This is despite a pandemic-inspired drop in immigration during the outbreak of COVID-19. Of course, this imbalance only compoundsRead More →
the World population growth and sustainable development The report, launched on Wednesday, is the latest in a series on major demographic trends. The number of people on the planet has more than tripled since 1950 and could reach almost 11 billion by the end of the century, according to theRead More →
By Steve Hubrechtsteve@columbiavalleypioneer.com The first public release of data from Canada’s most recent national census took place last week, outlining demographic trends across the country. Here in the Columbia Valley, the 2021 census shows population is up — in fact up — in the valley’s three incorporated municipalities and itsRead More →
As we head into 2022, you can’t help but witness massive construction cranes dominating the Denver skyline. Each is equivalent to another 40-story apartment building or a skyscraper pushing into the brown cloud above the city. When you drive along Sheridan, Wadsworth, or many other streets, you see endless constructionRead More →
Regarding Tim Sullivan’s recent comment regarding the threat of climate change, he too neglected to mention the most significant contributor. When Steamboat Resort opened its doors a little over a century ago, the world’s population was less than half of what it is today. During this same period, Routt County’sRead More →
Bluffton, South Carolina is historically known as a place between here and there. Located on the banks of the May River, it’s been largely eclipsed by Savannah, Georgia, about a 30-minute drive away, and Hilton Head Island, the Lowcountry’s tourist mecca brimming with beaches and natural splendor. “Before COVID, theRead More →
In August 2018, this adult female golden eagle was captured and fitted with a GPS transmitter. In early December 2018, the eagle was found dead about 1.5 miles from where it nests in Yellowstone Park after the movements ceased. The eagle was autopsied at the USGS National Wildlife Health CenterRead More →
NSW’s 2021 State of the Environment (SoE) report released this week confirms that population growth is “a significant driver of environmental impacts”, noted Sustainable Population Australia (SPA). The SoE report reveals that land clearing has tripled in the past decade, forests and grasslands have deteriorated, and 62% of vegetation isRead More →
Political scientists assess a nation’s level of success by looking at its geography, natural resources, political culture, and population dynamics. Successful countries typically have a favorable geographic location, easy access to natural resources, an established democratic political tradition, and a young, well-educated workforce. Twenty years ago, the United States enjoyedRead More →
Content of the article Stony Plain is booming. Content of the article In 2021, the city is officially home to 17,993 people, a 4.7% increase in population since the 2016 Canadian census. This data was collected during the 2021 Canadian Census of Population and released by the federal government lastRead More →
– the vital role finance plays in bridging the growing housing gap as a pan-African housing financier. The United Nations expects Africa’s population to reach 2.5 billion by 2050, nearly double the 2020 population of 1.34 billion. This projection portends many challenges, but also represents huge opportunities for certain sectors.Read More →
KILLEEN, TX – Killeen is home to more than 150,000 people, many of whom are veterans or active duty military at Fort Hood. “It has a story, it’s the home of heroes,” Killeen Police Department Chief Charles Kimble said. But here’s the thing, Killeen has a long reputation as aRead More →
Downtown Calgary on Monday, December 27, 2021. Temperatures dropped below -30 degrees Celsius overnight. ARYN TOOMBS / FOR LIVEWIRE CALGARY Statistics Canada began releasing population and dwelling data from the 2021 census this week. According to the agency, Calgary’s population increased by 5.5% compared to 2016. The population increased byRead More →
THE Scottish Government must help the islanders facing problems due to the explosion in the number of greylag geese. Crofters and farmers in Orkney, Uist, Lewis and Harris, Tiree and Coll are to receive financial help to stop birds damaging their crops after one region saw the population grow moreRead More →
SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) – The population of Sioux Falls hit a major milestone this year, surpassing 200,000 for the first time. City leaders say the milestone is due to an additional 6,750 people moving to Sioux Falls last year, adding to the steady 2-3% growth the city has seenRead More →
Gronewold examines recent research on life expectancies, birth rates and national migration patterns, then contradicts predictions that post-pandemic life will expand and the population will grow again. ALEXANDRIA, Virginia (PRWEB) February 15, 2022 Negative Population Growth has published a new article in its Forum series: Will 2022 Be theRead More →
ALEXANDRIA, Va., February 15, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Negative Population Growth has published a new article in its Forum series: Will 2022 Be the First Year of US Negative Population Growth? Written by Nathaniel Gronewold, this article discusses the potential trajectory of population growth in the United States during this periodRead More →
Saint Andrews Mayor Brad Henderson knew his hometown was growing, but was pleasantly surprised to learn that the seaside tourist town was leading the province’s growth among municipalities with between 1,000 and 5,000 residents . Between 2016 and 2021, the population of Saint Andrews grew by 14.7%, well ahead ofRead More →
The Prince Rupert and Port Edward areas are growing, although somewhat stagnant, according to the latest Census Canada information released Feb. 9. Since the last census in 2016, Prince Rupert’s population has grown by just 80 citizens to 13,442. Nearby Port Edward has grown by just three people or 0.6%Read More →
Hamilton’s population increased by 32,436 between the 2016 and 2021 censuses, bringing our total population estimate to 569,353, a 6.04% increase from the 2016 population estimate of Hamilton. 536,917. Downtown Hamilton and Greater Downtown 11.7% of population growth over those five years occurred within or near the province’s defined downtownRead More →
It’s a common saying among locals that the Yukon is “Canada’s best kept secret” – a reference to the territory’s wilderness and welcoming culture. But it seems the secret is out. According to 2021 Canadian census figures, the Yukon has led the country in population growth since 2016, growing 12.1%Read More →
Slowing population growth creating an economic time bomb Rather than worrying about an overpopulated planet, we should worry more about the possibility of not having enough young people to sustain economic growth at current levels. In the 1973 film “Soylent Green”, the cumulative impacts of rampant overpopulation, pollution and climateRead More →
Graphs from the Minnesota State Demographic Center show population growth and decline in Minnesota counties based on 2010 and 2020 census data. The metropolitan area saw the largest increase in the state, with Greater Minnesota seeing a population decline. ST. PAUL — Data from the 2020Read More →
The population of the Sea to Sky Corridor has grown significantly over the past four years, and Whistler is no exception. Data released earlier this week from the 2021 census shows the municipality’s permanent population grew to 13,982 in 2021. This represents a 19% increase since the last census inRead More →