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Population News Monday March 24th 2008



Outlook good for Fayetteville's water supplyOutlook 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.


Census Figures Suggest Slowdown In NH Population GrowthCensus Figures Suggest Slowdown In NH Population Growth
(WCSH 6 Portland: Thu, 20 Mar) CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -- Figures released Wednesday by the U.S. Census Bureau show that about 2,300 more people moved out of the state than into it between July 2006 and July 2007.


Major food source threatened by climate changeMajor food source threatened by climate change
(New Scientist: Mon, 24 Mar) Rice yields will be hit hard by predicted changes in climate, with the potential to cause widespread food shortages



World Population

WA outpaces other states for population growthWA 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.


Dubai constructs huge water tanksDubai constructs huge water tanks
(Zawya: Mon, 24 Mar) Dubai: Construction has begun in Dubai on what will become the world's largest pre-stressed concrete drinking water reservoirs to help meet escalating demand brought on by multi-billion dollar property projects, a statement said on Sunday.


Work on world's largest water reservoirs begins in DubaiWork on world's largest water reservoirs begins in Dubai
(New Kerala: Sun, 23 Mar) Dubai, March 22 : Construction has began here on what are to become the world's largest pre-stressed-concrete drinking-water reservoirs.


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