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Population and Environment

Migration Hurts Both Migrants' Health and the Nation's Environment

By David North
May 2013
Blog

Immigration Has Little Impact on U.S. Aging: New Census projections show small effect on working-age share of population

By Steven A. Camarota
May 2013
Blog

40 Million Illegal Aliens in 2038?

By David North
February 2013
Blog

Projecting Immigration’s Impact on the Size and Age Structure of the 21st Century American Population

  • By
  • Steven A. Camarota
December 2012
Backgrounders and Reports

Sloppy Reporting, Media Bias Downplay Very High Immigrant Birth Rates

By David North
November 2012
Blog

Cheap Shot Alert: CIS Gets the "Colbert Thump"

By Jerry Kammer
April 2012
Blog

Washington Post Cites Population Growth, Then Takes a Pass

By Jerry Kammer
October 2011
Blog

Estimating the Size of the H-1B Population in the U.S.

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  • David North
February 2011
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Census: Population Up 27 Million in Just 10 Years

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  • Steven A. Camarota
December 2010
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Population, Immigration, and the Drying of the American Southwest

  • By
  • Kathleene Parker
November 2010
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