
Even without taking into account the flows of migration between the states of the U.S., the western half of the country is seeing much higher rates of population growth (or RNI: birth rate minus death rate) than the eastern half of the country.

Even without taking into account the flows of migration between the states of the U.S., the western half of the country is seeing much higher rates of population growth (or RNI: birth rate minus death rate) than the eastern half of the country.