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It comes one day after researchers, including myself, working on a major project on the Future of the United Kingdom and Scotland gave a briefing in Brussels on our findings so far.

The thinktank has launched a project on the future of Europe that is certain to influence Labour thinking.

They said that members of that group played a leading role last year in a State Department project on the future of Iraq.

The purposeful or accidental translation of these past visions is a phenomenon explored in detail by the UK Government Office for Science, as part of an epic two-year project on the future of cities.

Purnell, who is leading a three-year Open Left project on the future of leftwing politics for the thinktank Demos, said he would focus on contributing ideas to the Labour project in the future.

As the most ambitious model of this vehicle yet realized, the development corporation itself deserves far closer scrutiny than the plans it has set out. (Disclosure: The New York Times Magazine is sponsoring an architectural study project on the future of the financial district. I have advised the editors on the composition of the design team. An overview is scheduled for publication in September).

The commission also projected an impact on the future of the community; 22,000 people were projected to leave the region with 9,900 direct and indirect jobs affected, and a loss of over $92 million of regional income.

It's therefore critical that the NC Ports Authority fully assess the project's environmental impacts and ensure the public has a voice on this project and the future of this industry.

For the immediate future, he said, he will work for Donald E. Graham, chairman and chief executive of the Washington Post Company, on a research project about the future of the news media — an assignment that he said would last months, not years.

It builds on the research project "The Future of Global Environmental Assessment Making" that was jointly initiated in 2013 by UN Environment and the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change.

Asana, a service that teams and individuals use to plan and track the progress of work projects, is doubling down on its own project: to shape "the future of work," in the words of co-founder and CEO Dustin Moskovitz.