The steady decline of fertility rates in Australia presents a multifaceted challenge with wide-reaching implications for the nation’s social, cultural, and economic future. read more »
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Housing Affordability Is Killing the Aussie Dream – And Our Birth Rate
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How Federal Lands Can Be Used to Ease the Housing Crisis
Next to inflation, Americans ranked housing as their top financial concern in a Gallup survey last May. read more »
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My, oh my, how the worm has turned.
Thirteen months ago, in the op-ed pages of the New York Times , University of Pennsylvania climate scientist Michael Mann and his lawyer, Peter J. Fontaine, were crowing about their victory in federal court a few days earlier. read more »
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Surging LNG Exports Show US is a Global Natural Gas Superpower
Two decades ago, the accepted wisdom in the energy sector was that the US was running out of natural gas. read more »
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In Southern L.A., These Cities Are Making a Comeback
Like many older industrial towns, Paramount, a mostly Latino city of 50,000 located 18 miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles, has been through hard times. read more »
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High-Speed Snail
The last few days have not been good ones for California’s high speed rail project. read more »
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Liberals Riding Anti-Americanism to Re-election Would Be Tragic
U.S. President Donald Trump’s imbecilic and unnecessary suggestion that Canada should become the 51st state has led read more »
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Will We See the End of Children?
What I’ve been reading: Saving the Protestant Ethic: Creative Class Evangelicalism and the Crisis of Work by Andrew Lynn. read more »
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The Democrats' Coming Civil War
At a time when the world press is obsessed with US president Donald Trump and his often imbecilic machinations, perhaps a more consequential struggle is taking place on the other side of the aisle. read more »
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Get Your Rust Belt Education, Right Here
During its run, I absolutely loved the HBO series The Wire. It was a fascinating show that provided deep insight into the institutional corrosion that felled post-industrial cities like Baltimore. read more »
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