California Faces A Nation Wide Impacts From Population Shifts
The piece surveys California's growth since World War II, its rapid population rise to 20 million by 1970, and ongoing strains. It notes migration to other states, a slowdown in job growth, high unemployment near 10 percent, and environmental challenges from smog and development. Cited voices include Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. and city librarian Kevin Starr.
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