August 2003
Technology Advances
Economic Development
Technology has impacted the world
dramatically to the point where one can do everything
from home including shopping and paying bills. Technology
and the capabilities provided through the Internet have
also played a role in economic development, offering
services and providing data to local businesses and
governments.
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Regional Planning for New
Air Quality Standards
Upon implementation of the new air quality standards, over
300 counties (many of which are rural and neighboring
metropolitan areas) will be designated as “nonattainment
areas” or areas where the monitored pollutant levels
exceed standards and are considered unhealthful.
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Paying for Indirect Costs Directly
A controversy is brewing over the cost
of managing public programs. Organizations that administer
federal, state, and foundation-funded programs usually
rely on the indirect cost system to reimburse expenses
that are not easily attributable to a particular project
but are incurred for a common purpose.
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