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Reuters/Gary Cameron - Morning commuter traffic moves slowly on the Washington Beltway, I-495, in Silver Spring, Maryland March 22, 2012
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April 18, 2013, Elizabeth Kneebone
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May 6, 2013, Scott Andes and Mark Muro
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Bruce Katz
Vice President and Director, Metropolitan Policy Program
The Adeline M. and Alfred I. Johnson Chair in Urban and Metropolitan Policy
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Amy Liu
Co-Director and Senior Fellow, Metropolitan Policy Program
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Alan Berube
Senior Fellow and Deputy Director, Metropolitan Policy Program
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Mark Muro
Senior Fellow and Policy Director, Metropolitan Policy Program
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Audrey Singer
Senior Fellow, Metropolitan Policy Program
Robert Puentes
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William H. Frey
May 1, 2013, Joshua Meltzer, Diana Villiers Negroponte, Ted Piccone and Neil Ruiz
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Almost 50 years ago, LBJ declared a war on poverty. How has the landscape changed since then? http://t.co/p88wA9C9LO @SuburbanPoverty
May 08
Building on local solutions holds great promise for confronting #suburbanpoverty. Event 5/20: http://t.co/p88wA9C9LO
At release event on 5/20, local innovators will discuss new metro opportunity agenda for addressing #suburbanpoverty http://t.co/p88wA9C9LO
Most of America's poor live in suburbs, not in cities. Register today for the #suburbanpoverty release event: http://t.co/p88wA9C9LO
May 07
Innovation results from exchanges between production and research activities that thrive on proximity - @MarkMuro1 http://t.co/otcQpKRTMj
DOE aligning itself with some of the most dynamic technology development exchanges—those happening locally @MarkMuro1 http://t.co/otcQpKRTMj
New efforts reflect a welcome new spatial and geographic emphasis at the Energy Department - @MarkMuro1 http://t.co/otcQpKRTMj
RT @MarkMuro1: Clean + #usmfg + Regions = Interesting new effort @ENERGY http://t.co/bOozkIlIpf @BrookingsMetro @BrookingsInst @OakRidgeLabNews
RT @AdieTomer: My Panama Canal thoughts Via @nprnews: Port Of Baltimore Seeks Boost From Panama Canal Expansion http://t.co/6Pv1lrIUf7 #freight
May 06
RT @tnmetro: Middle Tennessee's growth issues are focus of @NashvilleNext speaker tonight @NCT_ChildThtr http://t.co/P9egmDseQ5
RT @NashvilleMPO: @amy_liuw of @BrookingsMetro returns MONDAY to speak to us about regionalism, part of @NashvilleNext's Speaker Series http://t.co/YI1Lr0ZGrY
May 02
Rather than lobbing loaded words like "amnesty," let's have a civil discussion - @JillHWilson http://t.co/6ewgJ6KWrr #immigration
Register now for Confronting Suburban #Poverty in America release event 5/20 http://t.co/mX5QLkdHIW @ekneebone @berubea1 @BrookingsPress
The word "amnesty" has become a code used to stir up opposition and provoke anger - @JillHWilson http://t.co/6ewgJ6KWrr #immigration
RT @JillHWilson: There's @droptheiword, but what about the A-word in #immigration reform? http://t.co/d4uxtXoF9q @BrookingsMetro @BrookingsInst
There's another word that has long been stirring up trouble in the #immigration debate: "amnesty." @JillHWilson http://t.co/6ewgJ6KWrr
RT @neil_ruiz: #Immigrants are economic ambassadors that tie the U.S. with its southern borders http://t.co/aLtJRejU3V @BrookingsMetro @BrookingsFP
#Manufacturing innovations could lead to a rising tide to lift ships across the economy http://t.co/qrreeejZwa @jimtankersley
May 01
Advanced #manufacturing is driving economy-wide breakthroughs in America today - @MarkMuro1 http://t.co/qrreeejZwa
Manufacturers account for about a tenth of U.S. economy, but they conduct nearly seven-tenths of R&D http://t.co/qrreeejZwa
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"[Rick] Snyder is one of the governors who most gets the economic importance of the city. Without Detroit, Michigan cannot recover."
Source: Financial Times
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