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    Fertility rates for white women were down in every US state in 2017 - below the rate needed for the population to replace itself, a new report from the Centers for Disease Control...
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    Once upon a time, New Hampshire was a Republican bastion. The GOP dominated New Hampshire politics. The real political fights were not between Democrats and Republicans but rather...
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    The birthrate in America has been declining, but some places are more fertile than others, according to a new look at federal data that reveals significant variation in fertility...
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    Here’s a bold forecast for the housing market in 2019: conditions will continue to be strained as affordable inventory gets snatched up quickly, leaving the least desirable and...
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    People are moving on up ... to New Hampshire.
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    The population of the United States grew at its slowest pace in more than eight decades, the Census Bureau said Wednesday, as the number of deaths increased and the number of...
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    Carsey Fellow, Jake Sullivan article in theÌıThe Atlantic'sÌıPolitics & Policy Daily, examines ideas and events in American politics.Ìı
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    “Every year I look at data and expect it will be the year that birthrates start to tick up, and every year we hit another all-time low. It’s one of the big demographic mysteries...
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    - Development Research Released
    Green space conversions to developed land are most common in areas where green space is already limited, new Carsey School research indicates. Read More
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    From 2013 to 2017, the state posted a net gain of 1,200 20-somethings annually, according to a new report from UNH’s Carsey School of Public Policy.