Population in the News Friday July 3rd 2009




Honolulu population growth flat
(Pacific Business News: Wed, 01 Jul) Honolulu’s population growth was nearly flat through July 2008, according to estimates released Wednesday by the U.S. Census Bureau.


B.C. population growth up 15,000
(Burns Lake District News: Wed, 01 Jul) Black Press


Washington population growth slows
(KGW NewsChannel 8 Portland: Tue, 30 Jun) OLYMPIA, Wash. - State officials say Washington's population is growing, but at a slower rate than just a few years ago. The state's official population estimate for 2009 is 6,668,200.


Aging Population Growth Spotlights Training Needs of Health and Mental Health Professionals
(PRWeb via Yahoo! News: Wed, 01 Jul) Professional Development Resources AgingContinuingEducationOnline, a nationally accredited provider of continuing education (CE) for psychologists, social workers, counselors, marriage and family therapists, speech-language pathologists, and occupational therapists, has announced the expansion of its continuing education curriculum dealing with various aspects of care for aging individuals.



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Ramapo villages set pace for Lower Hudson Valley population gains
(The Journal News: Wed, 01 Jul) The Ramapo villages of Kaser and New Square led all Lower Hudson Valley communities in population growth in 2008 from 2000, according to the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau.


State population grows, but slower
(KING5 Seattle: Tue, 30 Jun) Most of the population growth since the 2000 census has been concentrated in Western Washington.


What Should Be Human Right
(Medical News Today: Thu, 02 Jul) In this months editorial the Editors argue that-despite recent international objections- access to clean water should be recognised as a human right. At the March 2009 United Nations (UN) meetings coinciding with the World Water Forum, Canada, Russia, and the United States refused to support a declaration that would recognize water as a basic human right.


Barak: gap with U.S. closing on settlements
(Reuters via Yahoo! News: Wed, 01 Jul) Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak was quoted as saying on Wednesday that Israel was close to an understanding with Washington on Jewish settlements, but ruled out a total freeze.


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