Anne Ehrlich News Today

For today and cspan 2 booktv so make it all proud just to give a brief sense of how we do things in the next 15 minutes. Im going to introduce just an art. Make sure thereve book will have a discussion. I think the title of this panel is rebuilding or evolution informally in my mind. It is detroit and austin that the beginning and end of all things. That appeals more to my grammatic sense. So jeff kerr is the author of austin texas history. The first was austin, texas then and now. The next was ...

Lot of you probably know him from that. And alan, i have to say your book, the World Without us, was one of the most inspiring things i have ever read. You have people benignly disappear and describe our the cities and farms and mountain lions would revert to a more natural state. That book was translated into 34 languages, which means a lot of people found its inspiring. And countdown already has been translated well, its coming out with 15 foreign editions and more on the way so its another to...

The authors of “The Conceivable Future” argue that we should focus less on whether or not to have babies and more on stopping the extraction and burning of fossil fuels.

In 1968, the American scientists Paul and Anne Ehrlich published The Population Bomb. In it, The Ehrlichs foresaw widespread death and despair as global populations—especially in the lower-income countries of South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa—grew beyond the “limits” of global agricultural output.

TCPalm readers express their views about Donald Trump, Adolf Hitler, Joe Biden, Ron DeSantis, overpopulation, national debt and other pressing issues.

Do the dinosaurs, victims of a famous 66-million-year-old mass extinction event, have a message for us?

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Predictions about population that don't come with wide margins of error should always be taken with a grain of salt

The world’s massive human population is leveling off. Most projections show we’ll hit peak humanity in the 21st century, as people choose to have smaller families and women gain power over their own reproduction. This is great news for the future of our species. And yet alarms are sounding. While environmentalists have long warned of a planet with too many people, now some economists are warning of a futu...

If we need more creative minds in the world, we could stop doing such a terrible job of nourishing and educating the people we’re already producing.