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How Will Southern California Survive 12 Million New Residents?
California is projected to expand another seventy percent over the next forty years, placing enormous strain on traffic, air quality and other resources. On Reporter's Notebook, the new Nixon library reopens as a true Presidential archive.
By Jim Sterngold • • 30m ListenCalifornia is projected to expand another seventy percent over the next forty years, placing enormous strain on traffic, air quality and other resources. On Reporter's Notebook, the new Nixon library reopens as a true Presidential archive.
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The California Department of Finance issued it's new population projections earlier this week, predicting not just an increase to sixty million residents but major changes in the makeup of the state.
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For years the Richard Nixon library and birthplace foundation in Yorba Linda was a freak in the national Presidential library system. It paid homage to the country’s 37th President but it was missing one thing, the President’s papers.
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