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20minute discussion. Good afternoon, everyone. Im going to get us start right on time here today since we have a lot to discuss. Its my privilege to well you to todays event, demographic decline, national cries or moral paining here at American Enterprise institute. My name is ryan streeter, the director of the domestic policy studies here and im glad that weve got such a great panel and what i think will be a real interesting discussion for you today so im going to introduce our panelists and moderator starting on the far right over here which is purely a positional statement with Nick Eberst...

Weve got such a great panel and what i think will be a real interesting discussion for you today so im going to introduce our panelists and moderator starting on the far right over here which is purely a positional statement with Nick Eberstadt, the political commentator here where he writes and researchers on demographics and Economic Development and has a thing to say about north korea from time to time which if things get real slow we can get into that. Man of diverse interest. Hes testified before congress on numerous occasions and served as a consultant and advisers to the u. S. Governmen...

What may be the smallest and most abundant organisms on earth. Microscopic phytoplankton are the base of the food chain on which much ocean life depends. Both processes are only partially understood, yet they each have farreaching effects on Ocean Systems and ultimately on the habitability of our planet for human life. Fertilized by the upwelling of a cold, nutrientrich current, the coastal waters of peru and ecuador bring an abundant and dependable harvest to the fishermen of south america. But, mysteriously, every few years, this cold current is replaced by warm waters severely depleting the...

Understood, yet they each have farreaching effects on Ocean Systems and ultimately on the habitability of our planet for human life. Fertilized by the upwelling of a cold, nutrientrich current, the coastal waters of peru and ecuador bring an abundant and dependable harvest to the fishermen of south america. But, mysteriously, every few years, this cold current is replaced by warm waters severely depleting the fish population. This warmer current appearing usually around christmas time became known as el nino, or the christ child. But what the fishermen didnt know was that the local phenomenon ...