Stay updated with breaking news from Population Density. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
There is a proposed subdivision next to the schools that threatens to drastically increase the population density in that neighborhood. The proposed Rivers West Subdivision east of Teton High School
>> in the mid to late 1940s, the u.s. government was trying to find the location this southern california to do nuclear reactor development testing and rocket testing. >> the field lab was originally selected as a location to be away from populated areas, because they knew they were going to be doing research that could be potentially dangerous. >> they did a marvelous study to determine what would be the least-dangerous place to put a reactor testing facility. and the santa susana reactor rated very poorly. they were concerned it could get to populated areas nearby. they chose to cite it anyw...
Which is happening specifically in liberal run cities? >> well couple of thing. if you look at the data from fbi it is not really so much a spike as a study increase and it is about since 2013. we've seen the levels increase in last several years for a multifacet set of reasons reason they're most pronounce in blue -- blue cities is because that's where you see the population density. that results in the high levels of crimes we're going to have to take a multifacet approach on local, state, federal level that will address these things for example most of this is pushed by drug gangs throughou...
Positive. the problem right now is not necessarily capacity or beds, it's staffing and it's a major problem. the florida hospital association president talking to us about what she describes as a deepening extent of this crisis. here's what she said. >> it really tracks for where the population density is throughout the state, but what i would say is, every hospital is struggling with a staffing shortage like they've never experienced. it was bad before the pandemic, made worse by the pandemic and now because of staff being out due to covid is just a gasoline can on the fire. >> reporter: and ...
Population density as a variable. the liberal cities are still at the top. when you control for that variable, it's still liberal cities at the top. what do you think is behind this massive man power shortage in police departments in big cities. a lot of officers are leaving and they don't want to work there anymore. >> it's part of the disconnect between community and the police. no community wants to have their police leave. they need to put money into recruitment and training. we need to cut down on the duty of police. they shouldn't have to do security in a nightclub.