 Outlook good for Fayetteville's water supply
(The Fayetteville Observer: Fri, 21 Mar) Population growth along the Cape Fear River won’t put a serious strain on Fayetteville’s water supply, according to state projections through 2050. The state Division of Water Resources is developing a sophisticated model to get a sense of the long-term picture for the river basin.
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 WA outpaces other states for population growth
(Australian Broadcasting Corporation: Wed, 19 Mar) New figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) show Australia's population increased by 1.5 per cent for the year ending September 2007.
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 Biologist: shoot more geese
(The Copenhagen Post: Wed, 19 Mar) Denmark's leading goose expert has a suggestion on how to deal with the birds' population explosion in western Zealand - shoot them!
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 Media Advisory: USGS to Host Congressional Briefing on Climate Change Impacts on Coastal Communities
(USGS: Wed, 19 Mar) U.S. coastal communities, environments, and economies are especially vulnerable to sea-level rise and other climate change impacts. At the same time, they face continuing challenges from population growth, coastal erosion and storms, and habitat loss. Coastal zone managers and policy-makers require sound information and science-based tools to prepare for and respond to changing coastal ...
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Census Figures Suggest Slowdown In NH Population Growth
