And other Italian towns facing depopulation crises have launched similar initiatives.
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So science has outpaced religious fundamentalism in ameliorating the depopulation crisis.
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Depopulation of the flock has begun to prevent spread of the disease.
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What can be done about that would be rapid depopulation and fast.
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Molise is just one of many parts of Italy suffering from depopulation.
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The depopulation drive is mirrored by other policies to reduce environmental stress.
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In rural areas, depopulation has resulted in better wages for those left behind.
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Mississippi's black residents struggle with poverty, poor education systems, and the effects of depopulation.
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However, the island may not see the large scale depopulation that follows some catastrophes.
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For both economic and political reasons, we should worry about the consequences of depopulation.
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The ARSA accused the government of using murder, arson and rape as "tools of depopulation".
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We have heard about the seemingly exceptional story of Japan's steady depopulation and economic deflation.
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But fewer do so now, a consequence of rural depopulation and the lure of video games.
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Most temples' dues-paying congregations are shrinking as a result of social change and rural depopulation.
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Depopulation efforts at Citizens, the state-sponsored insurer of last resort has greatly reduced underwriting exposures.
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Bulgaria presents perhaps the most extreme case of the depopulation that is ravaging much of eastern Europe.
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In the countryside, free buses aim to halt rural depopulation by boosting mobility and access to jobs.
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Many blamed poor forestry reserve planning and depopulation of remote villages that left many wooded areas untended.
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The island is still suffering from depopulation and out-migration, and also a looming health care crisis.
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And in Italy, southern towns are auctioning homes with a starting price of one euro to fight depopulation.
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The country is struggling with rapid depopulation and ageing that are affecting its economic growth and public finances.
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These areas share not so much a vote for political extremes as depopulation, and a remoteness from public services.
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Women leave in greater numbers than men, says Hiroya Masuda, the author of an alarming report on rural depopulation.
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A report in 2014 suggested that by 2040 depopulation would wipe out nearly 900 municipalities, almost half the total.
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For Mayor Duggan, even a slowdown in his city's depopulation is good news; and he owes it entirely to immigrants.
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Michigan was hit particularly hard at the time, reeling from depopulation, stagnant economic growth and the loss of manufacturing jobs.
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Another factor has been depopulation of the rural interior as young people leave for cities in search of better-paid jobs.
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Selling homes for token sums has become a popular, last-ditch strategy for towns, cities and villages fighting depopulation and decay.
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The most poignant evidence of the depopulation of rural Iowa over the last three-quarters of a century is the lily.
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Apart from rising global temperatures, the report cited rural depopulation and chaotic urbanization as being responsible for the worsening of wildfires.
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She said when the AVMA completes its depopulation guidelines, the USDA will likely need to reassess its use of ventilation shutdown.
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It's not all that surprising that the USDA doesn't know precisely how long it takes birds to die via ventilation shutdown, because nobody really does, according to Patricia Turner, a veterinarian and pathobiology professor at the University of Guelph who has researched depopulation methods and is a consultant on the American Veterinary Medical Association's depopulation panel.
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Led by Mr Biedron, a dozen Polish mayors have formed a network of "progressive towns", tackling problems from depopulation to air pollution.
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"In the meantime, we conclude that there have been atrocities, massive displacement, depopulation of villages that cause us great concern," Murphy said.
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Additionally, Citizens pursued an aggressive "depopulation" program that matched their policyholders with private companies interested in offering comparable coverage at similar prices.
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"The really weird thing is, the depopulation of the Americas may have inadvertently allowed the Europeans to dominate the world," Maslin said.
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At this pace of depopulation, nearly 900 towns and villages across Japan will no longer be viable by 2040, according to economists.
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"The depopulation of regional towns and villages will continue to be a long-term problem for Japan's ageing society," Biswas told CNBC.
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"It's unheard of, the methods they're applying," said Harm Kiezebrink, an expert in humane poultry depopulation who has developed painless slaughtering technology.
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For Bulgarians on the sharp edge of depopulation, writes Ivan Krastev, a political scientist, "the arrival of migrants signals their exit from history".
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Because baby-boomers are starting to die off, the depopulation of rural areas is set to spike, reckons Shiro Koike of the NIPSSR.
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In last year's bird flu outbreak — the worst in decades — infected flocks prompted the depopulation of 7.5 million turkeys and 42.1 million chickens.
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In addition, FEMA's shortcomings may have exacerbated economic damage and contributed to the depopulation of the island in the wake of the storm.
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And, indeed, when you take the foreigner element out of it, most people correctly grasp that depopulation is not an economic growth strategy.
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The Socialist government of Pedro Sánchez last month rolled out 70 proposals to halt depopulation, ranging from siting military installations to better internet connections.
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The European Union considers an area "sparsely populated", and therefore at risk of depopulation, when it has fewer than eight residents per square kilometer.
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Fernando Arevalo, an activist from an association that fights depopulation in Soria, said voters should be wary of "empty promises" by politicians before elections.
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Flint, a majority-black city that has struggled with depopulation and poverty, looks very different from Plainfield Township, which is mostly white and middle-class.
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The government also plans to set up anti-depopulation offices in areas that "require urgent action due to their economic and social vulnerability," he added.
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The Brownsville of their youth, with its strivers and the lively stretches of Pitkin Avenue, began to give way by the '60s to depopulation and disintegration.
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There's a lot of talk these days of the global depopulation of bees, and its implications for the environment have recently become a concern among international conservationists.
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Instead, they are focusing on a range of often emotive social issues, including Catalonia's independence drive, women's rights, Francisco Franco's legacy and the depopulation of small villages.
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Roccascalegna's mayor, Domenico Giangiordano, hopes the new initiative will bring more tourism to the area and boost the local economy, which has suffered from the town's depopulation.
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If all works out, the offer will protect Markdale, population 1,7003, from becoming another victim of rural depopulation — because without an elementary school, a town slowly withers.
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It is estimated that one-third of Italy's villages are at the risk of depopulation – or possible extinction – according to a 2016 report by national environmental association Legambiente.
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One of the many challenges that Japan faces is rural depopulation amid a fast decline in birth rate — but a recent trend may help revitalize some local economies.
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But in recent decades, rural depopulation has meant fewer people live in the homes, which are composed of rooms hewn into the walls of an excavated circular courtyard.
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Although the depopulation of America's "heartland" is well-known, the internal redistribution of educated professionals —so-called"brain drain"—poses new economic, social and political difficulties for affected areas.
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But in terms of depopulation, Pittsburgh finds itself an international showcase among former industrial giants, along with cities such as Yichun, China; Khulna, Bangladesh; Riga, Latvia; and Sendai, Japan.
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Bottom line: In Lobo's scenario, Africa's over-population problem becomes a solution to Europe's and Japan's depopulation; and the ultra-massive growth of cities becomes a poverty alleviation program.
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EIG has pitched the idea of place-based visas, or "heartland visas," allowing communities with chronic depopulation to opt-in to hosting visa-holding immigrants to address labor shortages.
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"These rapid depopulation goals were set to stop virus amplification and widespread transmission, which would result in far greater numbers of animals being destroyed," McNally explained in an email.
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As a top, or keystone, predator, tiger depopulation causes the number of the large herbivores on which they prey to balloon, disrupting the delicate balance that maintains an ecosystem.
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Teresa Ribera will focus on the environment and rural depopulation, while Carmen Calvo will be responsible for parliamentary relations and recognising victims of the civil war and Francisco Franco's dictatorship.
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A surprise addition that brings the number of deputy prime ministers to a record-setting four, acting energy and environment minister Ribera will focus on the environment and rural depopulation.
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It has been downhill ever since, with a trajectory familiar to many cities in the rustbelt: deindustrialisation and depopulation, as first whites and then middle-class blacks fled to the suburbs.
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You would have to have a more holistic approach where you combine depopulation practices (one-child families etc) with a very drastic an extreme environmental policy to re-wild the land.
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In the Herero and Nama genocide, concentration camps were used for the extraction of slave labor and as containment structures for indigenous people removed from their land through settler colonial depopulation.
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Now most of the factories are closed, and after decades of depopulation, it's on the upswing as a destination for culture and, with the establishment of Aalborg University, an educational hub.
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As the hunting fraternity shrinks due to age and rural depopulation, women are recruited to help protect farms against rising numbers of wild deer and boar viewed as pests by farmers.
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Rural depopulation began in Spain at the end of the 19th century, when small farming communities could no longer sustain families that were becoming bigger because of the decline in infant mortality.
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In a 2014 feature on the "forgotten internment," the Anchorage Daily News noted that the traumatic experience led to a spike in alcoholism and that some villages never reconstituted themselves after their depopulation.
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Some of Spain's policymakers see reversing depopulation as a priority in the country, where official census data showed that in 2017 deaths outpaced births at the fastest rate since records began in 1941.
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Graceful old structures there have been stripped — a vivid illustration of the gradual depopulation of many of the country's villages, and what some fear is an ebbing away of French traditions and culture.
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Ramos Leite says that while other countries also suffered from depopulation, in Portugal it started later, with the bulk occurring after hefty investment in road, power, and water networks in the past two decades.
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Local economies squeezed by depopulation, coupled with the central bank's negative interest rate policy, have pushed regional banks towards reliance on business lines such as securities trading and lending for buy-to-let apartments.
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Depopulation is "one of the most complex demographic and territorial processes affecting Spain, and it requires more decisive action," said Ignacio Molina de la Torre, director of the government's Commission for the Demographic Challenge.
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Granting states some authority to mint visas to meet their specific labor market needs would help dry up demand for undocumented workers, stave off depopulation, keep businesses in place, and fill in fiscal gaps.
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In July, I traveled to Sicily to report on the various towns that are selling homes for as little as $1 in a bid to revive their economies that are suffering from the effects of depopulation.
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Mr. Roivas, according to the statement, lacked energy and "fresh ideas" on how to address problems like the rapid depopulation of the countryside, or keeping the nation's health care system afloat and carrying out education reforms.
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The sales are for the most part legal, but the phenomenon is an element in the gradual depopulation of many of France's villages, and what some fear is an ebbing away of French traditions and culture.
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But really, the genesis of these events goes back 240 years, to 250, during which time there was a massive refugee crisis that was created by the depopulation and ethnic cleansing of Palestinian towns and villages.
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With the depopulation of the cast, the Stan side of things in particular feels less and less like it matters outside of knowing that he will probably react poorly when he finds out Elizabeth and Philip's secret.
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"There is a huge discussion in Spain over rural depopulation at the moment," said Paul Soto, a senior policy expert at the Brussels-based European Network for Rural Development (ENRD), which is funded by the European Commission.
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Hirte, acknowledging that the convergence process was not yet complete, cited depopulation - 2 million people, especially young people and women, have left the region in the last three decades and few big global firms have moved in.
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Researchers with the Americas Society and Council of the Americas found that as white residents fled the neighborhood during the 1990s, the threat of depopulation and disinvestment was countered by an influx of immigrants, mostly from the Caribbean.
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Authorities declared the village near the border with Bulgaria closed in 21980 due to depopulation caused by mechanization of the economy, the closure of state factories and an exodus from Serbia linked to the Balkan wars of the 2700s.
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Perhaps most dramatically, the reign of the charismatic leader Cleopatra from 51 to 30 BCE as the last of the Ptolemies, was rocked by "famine, plague, inflation, administrative corruption, rural depopulation, migration, and land abandonment," according to the paper.
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Fraser said she did not see the deal as revenge for the clearances, but as a chance for the community to take control in an area that, like many in rural Scotland, has suffered years of underinvestment and depopulation.
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The death of Red Road and indeed any high-rise is a long process—from the flats' demise and depopulation in the 80s and 90s to the later housing of destitute asylum seekers, all the way through to its final demolition.
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As well as being a self-professed QAnon follower, Wright has retweeted a claim that vaccines are "part of the satanic Deep State Agenda 21 for depopulation" and that Bill Gates funded a Wuhan lab where the coronavirus was man-made.
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But the manner of that unification, the years of depopulation and job losses that followed, as well as the subsequent erasure from history of a state in which 16 million people lived at its peak, have left a bitter taste for many.
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However, as colonization expanded, themes of ravaged land and wildlife became apparent in art, such as a 1905 painting by N.C. Wyeth entitled How Many Millions, One Can Only Guess, which addresses the massive slaughtering and depopulation of bison at the time.
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Adams and Jones, meanwhile—both big fans of apocalyptic claims about FEMA camps themselves—saw something special at work too; as with most human events that fall under their mutual gaze, they claimed that the coronavirus is nothing less than a global depopulation effort.
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He presents statistics and studies to debunk the political vitriol currently demonizing immigrants across much of the world, to show that immigrants grow jobs, lower crime rates, spur cultural innovation, and counter the "depopulation bomb" in aging countries through their youth, fertility, and ability to support retirees.
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The closing of mines "would have a domino effect in terms of jobs in the Jiu Valley, a domino that could only stop with the total collapse and depopulation of the region," three Romanian researchers, Florin Faur, Diana Marchis and Catalin Marian Nistor, wrote in 2017.
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It's far from the most gruesome depopulation method around—in the past, some countries have resorted to burning or burying birds alive—but Kiezebrink said the lack of understanding of the method's effect on birds should rule it out, at least until further research is done.
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Only about one tenth of one percent of Belt's readers — who tend to be people who live in the region, "ex-pats" or people who used to live here but no longer do (depopulation means there are a lot of such folks!), and urbanists — become members, our version of a voluntary paywall.
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A good example is the way Jewish tradition understood one of the most traumatic and consequential events in Jewish history: the Jewish War of 66-73 C.E., a revolt against Roman imperial rule that ended with the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple and the depopulation of the territory then known as Judea.
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Economic growth is sluggish in most places, misery is widespread and the depopulation of the region is dramatic: More than 40 percent of people born in Bosnia and Herzegovina have left the country; about 40 percent of those born in Albania and about 25 percent of those born in Macedonia have done the same.
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Though I knew of the concept of Nakba, finding myself in such a place and then coming to understand this history was a powerful introduction to its reality—though the term specifically relates to the defeat and substantial depopulation of Palestine in 1948, the notion of "disaster" or "catastrophe" is one that strongly echoes still.
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"The rural arts festivals tended to have local and regional regeneration and revitalization as their main aim, hoping to solve social problems of depopulation, and an aging population, whilst urban arts festivals were aimed largely at cultural development and regeneration," wrote Naoko Takahashi, an arts events manager and writer in a 2015 discussion paper on the subject published by the Arts and Festivals Management department at De Montfort University in Leicester, England.
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