A Future Where Change, and Water, Is the New Normal

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ULI Releases New Report on the Infrastructural Challenges of Rising Sea Levels
ArchDaily
It is vital, ULI agrees, to “shift the paradigm and plan for a future where change, and water, is the new normal.” Revere Beach Waterfront Development ...(read more at link above)

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The New Normal, Parkinsons

The Guardian
Richard Ford's Hero Returns in 'Let Me Be Frank With You'
New York Times
In “The New Normal,” Ann, who's received a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease and now lives in a tastefully appointed “high-end old folks' home,” asks ...


Appleton Post Crescent
Falling tree didn't break Greenville woman's spirit
Appleton Post Crescent
Schroth credits her strong faith and her family for her positive attitude and for helping her find a new normal, which she admits she's still getting used to ...

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China, Economy, New Normal

Irish Examiner
China manufacturing growth falls in October
MiamiHerald.com
The figure indicates China's manufacturing sector "was steady as the economy is entering a 'new normal,'" Zhao Qinghe, a bureau statistician, was ...
Asia equities ease in subdued trade after China factory data - CNBC
China PMI, Australia to steal the show in Asia - CNBC

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Despair, Discontent, Stagnation, New Normal

Parallels to 1937 by Robert J. Shiller - Project Syndicate: "There is a name for the despair that has been driving discontent – and not only in Russia and Ukraine – since the financial crisis. That name is the “new normal,” referring to long-term diminished prospects for economic growth, a term popularized by Bill Gross, a founder of bond giant PIMCO. The despair felt after 1937 led to the emergence of similar new terms then, too. “Secular stagnation,” referring to long-term economic malaise, is one example. The word secular comes from the Latin saeculum, meaning a generation or a century. The word stagnation suggests a swamp, implying a breeding ground for virulent dangers. In the late 1930s, people were also worrying about discontent in Europe, which had already powered the rise of Adolph Hitler and Benito Mussolini."

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