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Earth is headed for a sixth extinction, warned biologist Paul Ehrlich on "60 Minutes" this Sunday. And since Ehrlich has predicted about 20 extinctions over the past 60 years, he's a leading expert on the issue. Couldn't "60 Minutes" find a fresh-faced, yet-to-be-discredited neo-Malthusian to hyperventilate about the end of the world? Why didn't producers…

 

Paul Ehrlich is perhaps our greatest alarmist.

It is usually safe to dismiss millennialism, that is, apocalyptic doomism like Paul Ehrlich, who is back in the news. There may be an exception to millennial dismissalism: the millennials. The standard political axiom is that every generation becomes—and votes—more conservative as it ages. As Churchill is reported to have said (but maybe didnt), anyone who is not a socialist at 20 has ho heart, and anyone who is not

"Climate change" is putting women in Asia and Africa at greater risk of becoming victims of domestic violence, according to a WashPost piece.

"Climate change" is putting women in Asia and Africa at greater risk of becoming victims of domestic violence, according to a WashPost piece.

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Journalists on Twitter mocked celebrity biologist Paul Ehrlich, who incorrectly predicted billions dead by starvation, for his claim to have made "no basic" errors.

The next several decades “will be the end of the kind of civilization we’re used to,” according to Stanford University biologist Paul Ehrlich.

The Washington Post used examples of domestic abuse in Asia and Africa to argue that climate change events "have led to escalating threats against women and girls."