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Population

All of Sightline's research, maps, and publications on the region's population growth and its impacts.

To track population growth, Sightline looks at average family size, which is an excellent gauge of women’s--and families’--well-being. In this section, you'll find our latest research on population and our best ideas for how the Northwest can better ensure that every child is born wanted.

Also see the Cascadia Scorecard's Population indicator.

Solutions
Make Emergency Contraception Widely Available
The Northwest can curb unintended pregnancies by ensuring easy access to emergency contraceptive pills such as Plan B.
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Resources
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Portland State University's Population Research Center
Population Research Center provides current and historical census and related data for the State of Oregon, and for cities, counties, and other geographic areas in Oregon. http://www.pdx.edu/prc
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Population Reference Bureau
Population Reference Bureau's provides information--books, reports, etc.--on U.S. and international population trends and their implications. http://www.prb.org
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