Dr. Frank Popper - American growth

Dr. Frank Popper discusses depopulation in various areas of the United States.
Dr. Popper has served previously on the governing boards of the American Land Forum, the American Land Publishing Project, the American Planning Association, the Citizens Council on Land Use Research and Education, Ecocity Builders, and Urban Ecology. He now serves on the boards of the National Center for Frontier Communities (formerly the Frontier Education Center) and the Great Plains Restoration Council, helped found both and chairs the board of the latter. He has served on the editorial boards of American Land Forum, Journal of the American Planning Association, and Journal of Rural Communities and now serves on the editorial board of Housing Policy Debate, Journal of Geography, Online Journal of Rural Research and Policy: The Research Journal for the Great Plains, and APA [American Planning Association] Watchdog. He is a fellow of the American Geographical Society and a member of Shaping Tomorrows Urban Futures Group.

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The commenter below lives in his/her own private world. The APA, where I've worked and otherwise kept up a relationship since 1973, has zero, repeat zero, links with the UN. Delphi techniques, plural, have been a mostly-disappointing staple of the social sciences since I was in graduate school. It's hilarious that NHTPC worries about them. The ICLEI is an interesting worthwhile group that lacks the heinous spell the commenter, again amusingly, gives it. I just checked, and NHTPC has something to do with the New Hampshire Tea Party. Now that's dangerous.