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Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2004) May, pp. 9-12

The elderly are often portrayed as an economic burden, but many see seniors as a target market. For states and communities, the net economic benefit is hard to gauge

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Not in my back 40

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2005) Mar, pp. 2-6

Landfills—the trash sites formerly known as dumps—are growing. You got a problem with that?

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Indianpreneurs

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2006) Mar, pp. 4-7

Small business development holds great promise for American Indian economic progress, but big obstacles remain.

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Profiles in garbage

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2005) Mar, pp. 3-3

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The wealth (and poverty) of Indian nations

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2006) Mar, pp. 1-1

Small businesses and tribal colleges offer fresh hope in Indian country. They also face great hurdles.

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Out of harm's way: the new wave in flood control is getting rid of the problem: us

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2001) Sep, pp. 6-7

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Recycling—righteous or rubbish?

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2005) Mar, pp. 6-9

Critics say recycling is garbage. Supporters say it will save the world. The truth lies somewhere in between

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Big house on the prairie: Despite protests by some, small-town leaders have sought out prisons as economic saviors. Both the critics' deepest fears and the boosters' highest hopes are likely to go unfulfilled

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2002) Jan, pp. 2-6

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Growth by degrees

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2006) Mar, pp. 8-10

The good news: tribal colleges help develop Indian economies and cultures. The bad news: they face a chronic funding crisis.

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Private vs. public: the prison debate. Can private prisons save tax dollars? The evidence is inconclusive

Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2002) Jan, pp. 8-8

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