Coastal populations are growing rapidly across the globe. This surge is visible in the expansion of waterfront cities and the mounting toll from stronger storms and rising sea levels. Despite this clear trend, accurately measuring the scale of these population changes has been a challenge—until now. One sociologist from Mississippi State University and a computer … Read more
Situated in the northwestern region of the United States, Idaho is one of the larger states in terms of land area, ranking 14th in size among U.S. states. Its population growth over the years has been notable. According to the 2010 Census, Idaho had a population of 1,567,582, reflecting a significant increase of over 20% … Read more
Virginia population is estimated at 8,626,210, marking a noteworthy increase since the last census according to the World Population Review. This growth positions Virginia among the top states in the country in terms of population expansion. Bordered by Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and North Carolina. Despite these numbers, there are emerging challenges that could … Read more
As of 2024, New Hampshire’s population is estimated at 1,405,100, reflecting its status as one of the original thirteen states with a rich history according to the World Population Review. Known for being the first to establish a constitution and an independent government separate from Great Britain in January 1776, New Hampshire maintained one of … Read more
West Virginia, located in the central-eastern sector of the United States, was admitted into the Union in 1863. The current population of West Virginia is 1,766,110 according to the World Population Review. As the 41st largest and 38th most populous state in the country, its population has grown very slowly since the 1950s, with periods … Read more
As of 2024, Oregon’s population is estimated at 4,227,340, reflecting a steady growth rate of 0.89%, which ranks it as the 22nd fastest-growing state in the country according to the World Population Review. This places Oregon among the states experiencing moderate population increases, aligning with its reputation as an attractive destination for residents. Oregon, known … Read more
Kentucky’s current population in 2024 is approximately 4,540,740, making it the 26th most populous state in the U.S. according to the World Population Review. The state’s population growth rate is 0.47%, ranking 34th among all states. Formerly part of Virginia, Kentucky became the 15th state to join the Union in 1792. Kentucky shares borders with … Read more
The global population health management market, valued at USD 104.57 billion in 2025, is projected to experience significant growth, reaching approximately USD 663.75 billion by 2034. This expansion represents a robust compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 22.05% over the forecast period, highlighting the market’s rapid development and increasing importance. According to a study published … Read more
Mississippi’s current population in 2024 is approximately 2,940,450 according to the World Population Review. The state’s population growth rate is relatively slow at 0.30%, ranking it 40th in the nation. Mississippi shares its borders with Tennessee to the north, Alabama to the east, Louisiana to the south, and Arkansas to the northwest, with the Mississippi … Read more
As of 2024, the population of Massachusetts stands at approximately 7,020,060, making it the third most densely populated state in the country, despite being the seventh smallest in land area according to the World Population Review. The state has a steady annual population growth rate of about 0.75%, ranking it 28th in growth nationwide. Massachusetts … Read more