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25 US Cities Adding More Leed Buildings Than The Rest

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As climate adaptation and energy efficiency become greater priorities in construction, many U.S. cities have doubled down on green building […]

Clean lawn and tidy oak trees along the walk path through the typical apartment complex building in suburban area at Humble, Texas, US. Grassy backyard, sunset warm light.

Suburbs Outpace Downtown Population Growth In These US Cities

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Over the past 10 years, population growth in the suburbs has far outpaced the inner city. While the principal cities […]

The US Cities Where As Many as 20% of People Walk To Work

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Nationwide, just 2.4% of Americans walk to work. While walking to work is a rare privilege in the car-centric United […]

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One American Tech Hub Added 117,000 Jobs The Last Decade

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The geography of the tech industry is no longer limited to Silicon Valley or a handful of major cities. In […]

In One Island Nation Remittances From Abroad Are 50% Of GDP

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Every year, migrant workers send hundreds of billions of dollars back to their home countries in the form of cash […]

Countries With Low Energy Productivity Are At Risk For Price Shocks

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Energy productivity varies around the world. While the people of planet Earth generate $11.16 in GDP for every kilogram of […]

By 2100 These American Cities Will Have Lost The Most People

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Over the next 75 years, the U.S. population will increasingly concentrate into a few select megaregions. Driven by domestic and […]

There are US States Where 10% of Seniors Are Diagnosed With Alzheimer’s

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Reduced cognitive function is a normal part of aging. Age-related changes often include getting confused about the day of the […]

The Big Cities With The Most Remote Workers

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Nationwide, 13.5% of the U.S. workforce works from home. While remote work offers the promise of living far away from […]

Over 80% Of New US Jobs Are In Health Care

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In June, the U.S. economy added 74,000 new net jobs. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 59,000 of those […]

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Once Dream Destinations, Americans Are Now Leaving These Islands In Droves

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While island living is increasing in popularity as remote work becomes more commonplace and more baby boomers age into retirement, […]

The Country At Most Risk As Water Scarcity Becomes More Severe Globally

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As a natural resource, water is one of the most fundamental factors in the shaping of human civilization. The earliest […]

From Gettysburg To Key West: The Cities With The Most Museums Per Capita

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According to the Institute of Museum and Library Services, there are over 23,000 museums in the United States. While the […]

A McDonald’s Hamburger Now Costs 1,027% More

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It should go without saying that McDonald’s is arguably the most popular and best-recognized fast food establishment in the world. […]

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