Population Next
Bradley SchurmanPopulation Next is a podcast and newsletter from Bradley Schurman examining the future of people, places, and prosperity—tracking how demographic change, artificial intelligence, and climate pressures are redrawing the map.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 158 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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On the road again, HUD rollbacks, King County expansion, AI innovation labs — and more
Reno, Nevada
A Note From the District
I’ve been on the road so much the past year that I haven’t taken the time to really experience my city, so I spent some time this week getting reacquainted with Washington, D.C. Much ado has...
The One Thing Americans Agree On
Dulles, Virginia
Last week I flew into Washington Dulles International Airport, a route I have taken dozens of times. This time I looked out the window and saw something I had never paid attention to before. Below the plane, spread...
A note from Washington, Seattle permitting, cities facing extreme heat, the war on data centers — and more
Washington, D.C.
A Note From Washington
I returned to Washington last night after nearly a month abroad, traveling through Italy and Greece. The primary goal of the trip was to rest and relax, which was desperately needed, but...
A note from Athens, new home construction, White River flood record, Texas data center audit — and more
Athens, Greece
A Note From Athens
There are plenty of things to contrast when looking at the United States and Europe, and fewer and fewer things to compare. For me, three big things stand out: urban design and public transport...
A note from Rome, climate migration in Ohio, Lake Mead hits lowest level, cities writing AI surveillance rules — and more
Rome, Italy
A Note From Rome
I’m writing this week’s issue from Rome, in the middle of one of the most brutal heatwaves the European continent has faced. Temperatures here have topped 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius)...
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Bradley Schurman is the author of The Super Age (HarperCollins) and the forthcoming The Geography of Prosperity (MIT Press). Founder & CEO of Human Change and author of the Population Next newsletter.
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