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Data That Matters October 2024

As if healthcare and child care weren’t costing too much, half of US renters are spending more than 30% of Continue reading →

Rent And Homelessness

If it seems as if homelessness in the US has become an issue, it is because it has. It isn’t Continue reading →

Data That Matters January 2024

US coastal areas are sinking by about 2-5 mm per year directly affecting about 2,000,000 people and 800,000 properties. As Continue reading →

Costs Of Homelessness

As if being homeless wasn’t bad enough (understatement), treating homeless people as criminals costs about three times as much as Continue reading →

Data That Matters August 2021

The world is likely to exceed 1.5F by 2040, which is a result that may be lagging accelerating processes by Continue reading →

Unaffordable US Housing

The Guardian concisely describes the situation. “Nearly half of American workers do not earn enough to rent a one-bedroom apartment, Continue reading →

Urbanization May Be Retreating

Urbanization has been popular as people move to cities for jobs and as advocates cheer potentially lower environmental impact. That Continue reading →

US Middle Class Falling Behind

The US economy is in an impressively long recovery. That’s somewhat natural considering the depth of the Great Recession. The Continue reading →

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