Explore Content
Conservation
Earlier this month, Bill Gates made headlines around the world by drinking a glass of water. Five minutes beforehand, it had been human sewage.
Jan 29, 2015 Blog PostWe welcomed the new year with a series of blog posts covering a number of our issue areas. Policy analysts reviewed developments and opportunities as...
Jan 27, 2015 Blog PostTo conflate today’s mild and tenuous suburban growth advantage over cities with yesterday’s rampant suburban sprawl is to lead people to believe that the post-recession...
Jan 26, 2015 Blog PostThere’s a big danger in attempting to trivialize, define away or ignore the issues surrounding gentrification. In the places where gentrification is happening, those issues...
Jan 16, 2015 Blog PostYoung Americans – both Democrat and Republican – are far more likely to express a desire to live in cities than older Americans.
Jun 17, 2014 Blog PostRaising our kids in the city is one of the best choices my wife and I ever made. Perhaps, if those of us who care...
Jan 16, 2014 Blog Post
Over the past decade, the oil and gas industry has fused two technologies—hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling—in a highly polluting effort to unlock oil and...
Oct 3, 2013 ReportA large part of why Pittsburgh is rebounding is because what Pittsburgh is selling – a dramatic and beautiful natural setting, high quality of life,...
Aug 6, 2013 Blog PostConnecticut burns more of its waste than any other state in the country, generating more than half a million tons of toxic ash every...
Jun 26, 2013 ReportThis winter, Frontier Group’s research helped spur debate on public interest issues that have gained new resonance in today’s high-stakes discussions about reforming our tax...
Apr 29, 2013 Blog Post
