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In an Associated Press article about immigrants keeping the largest urban counties in the U. S. growing in 2024,the Carsey School's Senior Demographer Kenneth Johnson commented“A substantial excess of births over deaths has long been the primary driver of U.S. population growth, but as this...

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    The opioid crisis besetting every region of the United States directly affects more than just those who use substances. For a pregnant woman, a consequence of substance use can be...
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    Anew report from UNH's Carsey School of Public Policyis sounding alarm over the growing number of New Hampshire infants born dependent on opioids.New Futures Kids Count, which...
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    A new report released Tuesday found that the state's opioid crisis has led to a fivefold increase over the past decade in the numbers of newborns suffering from a drug-related...
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    Babies in New Hampshire are increasingly paying a price for their parent’s drug addiction, with rising numbers of newborns suffering from a condition that causes symptoms ranging...
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    - Hard-to-Count Populations May Increase 2020 Census Challenges in Rural America
    Carsey School of Public Policy 鶹app (603) 862-4650;carsey.communications@unh.edu @carseyschool Dec. 18, 2017 DURHAM, N.H.– As the Census Bureau prepares... Read More
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    A new study from the Carsey School of Public Policy at the 鶹app shows people living in rural northern New Hampshire and adjacent counties in Maine and...
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    “There were fairly sharp declines in the number of places characterized by high poverty rates in the 1990s,” said Brian Thiede, a demographer at Penn State and the co-author of a...
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    A forum,facilitated New Hampshire Listens, a civic engagement program through the 鶹app’s Carsey School of Public Policy,is being called a great start to a...
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    - UNH Research Finds Hope in New England’s North Country
    While residents of northern New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont remain optimistic about their quality of life, there is broad agreement that a lack of job opportunities, drug abuse... Read More
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    The gap between America’s rural poor and non-poor, like in urban America, continues to widen. The difference in rural America, however, is that the gap is widening faster than in...