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On AlterNet: rural

Stories, blog posts, and videos tagged as "rural"

High Plains Water Crisis Will Force Farmers to Think Like Environmentalists

High Plains Water Crisis Will Force Farmers to Think Like Environmentalists

Julene Blair, CounterPunch. July 30, 2007.
If Midwest farmers continue pumping water at current rates, they'll be forced to revert to dry-land agriculture within decades.

Rural America Is Being Left off the Information Superhighway

Rural America Is Being Left off the Information Superhighway

Steve Early, The Nation. May 19, 2007.
Verizon's proposed plan of a $2.7 billion transfer of local access lines to FairPoint Communications -- a small, largely nonunion North Carolina firm -- is part of a nationwide trend toward rural telecom redlining.

Conservatives' Vision of an America Without Cities

Conservatives' Vision of an America Without Cities

Jeremy Adam Smith, Public Eye. December 12, 2006.
Rural Americans tend to see city culture as a haven for loose morals. Lucky for them, the Electoral College, Senate and federal budget have tilted power toward the heartland.

'Plaid-Collar' Crime on the Rise in the Rural U.S.

'Plaid-Collar' Crime on the Rise in the Rural U.S.

Patrik Jonsson, Christian Science Monitor. October 24, 2006.
Heists are growing problem for America's farm belt, where artichoke absconders, nut nappers, tree thieves, and even cattle rustlers are stealing commodities at impressive rates.