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Dozens of scientists from universities and environmental groups are pushing for the removal of the head of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, claiming she lacks the educational background required to run the agency despite securing Senate confirmation last year. The concerns over the credentials of service Director Martha Williams were outlined in a letter from 100 scientists sent Wednesday to President Joe Biden and U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland. Williams is an attorney who majored in ...

The theory of a "population bomb" is being debunked by the Club of Rome - believing population growth to be overstated.

The Club of Rome's new "People and Planet" report no longer predicts population doom but still amounts to Malthusianism-lite.

The death last week of John Kerin at 85 took the man who had done more for agricultural innovation in Australia than anyone since HV McKay. Kerin was

An easy way to start a long, heated debate is to mention global population. Thomas Malthus famously ignited furious arguments in the 19th century when he warned that, absent fertility-control policies, exponential population growth would outpace improvements in agriculture and cause recurrent bouts of famine and pestilence. Industrialisation would postpone the crisis, but not forever.

By Beniamino Callegari and Per Espen StoknesOSLO — An easy way to start a long, heated debate is to mention global population. Thomas Malthus famously ignited furious arguments in the nineteenth century when he warned that, absent fertility-control policies, exponential population growth would outpace improvements in agriculture and cause recurrent bouts of famine and

In his memoir, “Skinfolk,” Matthew Pratt Guterl chronicles his life growing up in a multiracial family in suburban New Jersey.

If the world invests more in economic development, education, and health, the global population could fall to levels at which everyone on Earth can have sustainable ...

By Beniamino Callegari and Per Espen StoknesOSLO — An easy way to start a long, heated debate is to mention global population. Thomas Malthus famously ignited furious arguments in the nineteenth century when he warned that, absent fertility-control policies, exponential population growth would outpace improvements in agriculture and cause recurrent bouts of famine and

A specter is haunting the globe -- the specter of overpopulation. Or maybe under-population. Or perhaps "demographic decline." Whatever it is, all the powers of old Earth have entered into