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Change and its threat to u.s. homeland security. let's start with the arctic national wildlife refuge. good to see you. thank you for being with us. tell our viewers why this is an important move by the biden administration? >> well, the more oil and gas we continue to extract, the more we're going to be making green house gas emissions. so it's just fundamental. the less drilling we do, the better. the sooner we wean ourselves from these energy sources, the better. now the other big problem is the biodiversity. this is a unique ecosystem with species that don't exist anyplace else and so when...

Updater, the leading technology company powering the relocation industry, today released its United States Migration Report for the first quarter of 2021, highlighting key trends in consumer migration patterns as the COVID-19 pandemic has persisted. The report reflects an analysis of approximately 300,000 moves, revealing which states and metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) had the highest percentages of inbound and outbound moves.

It will stop migration patterns as you know well. second a even more dire situation the united states economy stop i mean essentially neglecting to be the draw. as long as the united states economy is than the economy new mexico there will be a pull the question is how do you stop that straight ahead, what started as spontaneous movement.

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By Celine Castronuovo - 03/05/21 03:31 PM EST   Despite claims of a “mass exodus” from California in the past year, a new study released Thursday from a nonpartisan think tank found that 2020 exits from the most highly-populated American state largely mirrored historical patterns. California Policy Lab, which partners with governments in the state to provide data on key issues, said in a press release announcing the report’s findings that most of the moves by California residents in 2020 happened within the state.  The group found that the most significant change recorded was a ...