A new World Bank report shows the seemingly illogical improvement of those in "extreme poverty" during the continued world economic recession.
Bad infrastructure in slums in the developing world leave poor urban populations more vulnerable to climate change disasters, according to a World Bank study.
Faster metropolitan growth rates are associated with lower incomes, greater income declines, and higher poverty rates, according to a new study.
Rising sub-urban poverty rates are straining the resources of outlying Houston-area counties.
The Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA area - the Inland Empire - is experiencing rising poverty and lacking sufficient resources to meet the new problem.
Brookings' 2010 update to the "Two Steps Back" suburban poverty report reveals worsening conditions.
Numbers measuring 10 different factors affecting childhood well-being rank Texas 34th.
The Food Trust is a Pennsylvania group aiming to improve food access and health in low-income communities, and it has inspired a new national initiative.
Suburban poverty, which results in inadequate jobs, transportation, and social services, increased more than 16% in Houston between 1990 and 2006.
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