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Increased ethnic and language diversity, combined with widespread housing abandonment will make data gathering for the 2010 Census especially challenging.

This CBS News video interviews passengers, as they are working, aboard Amtrak's Acela between NYC and Washington DC. New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg who has proposed legislation, and Amtrak CEO Alexander Kummant are also interviewed.

Tens of thousands of veterans are suffering from mental illness and homelessness, and as more soldiers return from Iraq those numbers are expected to grow.

Sit back, relax, and parallel park with the help of Toyota's new Prius.

Prince Charles granted CBS News' Steve Kroft an interview featuring the village of Poundbury - a New Urbanist enclave that demonstrates real-world implementation of a walkable community.

The Environmental Protection Agency wants to reduce the regulatory burden on companies by allowing smaller polluters to report less frequently. Environmentalists are skeptical.

CBS Sunday Morning examines both sides of debates over historic landmarks in New York City, Chicago and St. Louis.

NASA's "Highway in the Sky" system will let millions fly using personal flying machines being developed by inventors.

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) in Denver is considering adding televisions to public transit.

Ridership on mass transit systems across the U.S. seem to be slipping, despite significantly higher gas prices.

New study finds outside sources lead to not-so-pine-fresh breathing in two of America's most popular parks.

An 'introduction' to GIS, including its debatable limitations and benefits, from garbage pick-up to homeland security.

Efforts to simplify residential realty transactions will continue despite the resignation Mel Martinez as secretary of HUD.

The trend toward locating 'blue collar' golf courses on former brownfields or landfills is picking up.

Mike Wallace reports on abuses of eminent domain across the U.S., including by the New York Times.

Despite recent troubles leading up to a historic gubernatorial recall, a new poll shows most Americans would like to live in California.

Controversial television campaign links gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles (SUVs) to international terrorism.

The nation's most infamous tenaments -- Chicago's Cabrini-Green projects -- are being torn down. 60 Minutes reports.

Las Vegas' Paradise Blvd (aka 'The Strip') is an example of the prototypical American City as it will be in 2035.

Andy Rooney argues that trains have important advantages that the nation had better consider.