Mobility hinders malaria elimination goals in the Brazilian Amazon
by Nicholas J. Arisco, Pablo S. Fontoura, Cassio Peterka, Marcia C. Castro Introduction Human mobility across the Brazilian Amazon—shaped by frontier development, land-use change,...
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by Nicholas J. Arisco, Pablo S. Fontoura, Cassio Peterka, Marcia C. Castro Introduction Human mobility across the Brazilian Amazon—shaped by frontier development, land-use change,...
A few months ago I presented a bit of data on how far recent N. American TT ecology hires moved to take up their TT positions. I’ve updated that post with additional data and analy...
Long-run U.S. population movements have been driven more by natural amenities than by jobs, and California, rich in both uniform and complementary climates, should be a persistent...
We use more than 900 million linked employer–employee records covering the entire formal workforce of Brazil to examine when cities provide upward mobility for the initially poor....
As climate change fuels hotter summers, some Britons are moving north in search of cooler weather. Could a similar shift be on the horizon in the United States?
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Americans, especially millennials, are shunning moves of all kinds with increasing frequency this year, a new study finds.
Trams, light rail systems and metros are essential to efficient and sustainable mobility in growing urban areas. They connect residential [...]
For many communities across the Gulf, leaving home once formed part of inhabiting it. Families moved between desert pastures, coastal settlements, wells, fishing grounds, and pearl...
Aviation workforce gaps can be particularly prominent during seasonal shifts. As the European summer season ends, aviation demand… The post Aviation workforce gaps: Can your workfo...
U.S. counties at high risk of poor air quality lost 277,740 residents in 2025–roughly half as many as they lost in 2021, at the peak of pandemic-era migration. While air-quality c...
Few careers move as often as this one. A bridge inspector finishes one contract and starts the next three states away. A site engineer gets pulled onto a highway project in a count...
It’s been a busy moving season in 2026. Whether you’re moving in Canada, the United States, or elsewhere, people have been on the go. So where are Canadians moving to? Moving Help®...
Major events probably bring to mind packed stadiums, flooded fan zones and busy streets. But while all eyes are on the event, transportation professionals are watching the roads. F...
Conny Waters - AncientPages.com - Young adults, not families, drove migration in Bronze Age communities. Researchers analyzed skeletal samples from Greek archaeological sites to as...
Moving within New Zealand requires careful planning due to the complexities of transport, timing, and property access. Regional moves involve longer travel distances, impacting sch...
Gen Z and millennials are moving to opposite corners of the American housing map
More than a year after the law was signed, the state has made little progress and appears poised to miss a December deadline for a required report.
Housing affordability is changing how Americans decide where to live. Buyers and renters are looking beyond a city’s reputation and asking whether local housing, income, and reloca...
LHH's analysis identifies which roles are being reshaped or displaced, where the people in them go next, and how to turn that movement into a plan employers can act on.
If tax policy debates rest on assumptions about where people move, the actual numbers deserve a closer look. Read the story on VTDigger here: Migration doesn’t follow the climate...
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The New Geopolitics of Climate and Migration on the Eve of COP31Continue reading on Medium »
As cross-border work normalizes, employers face a mounting immigration, tax, and reputational exposure without adequate governance in place
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