South Korea will give new parents $770 a month for a year
The Asian nation has already spent $200 billion trying, and failing, to boost fertility rates
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The Asian nation has already spent $200 billion trying, and failing, to boost fertility rates
China’s capital reported 43,000 fewer residents in 2022 compared to 2021 as deaths outnumbered births
This year, the theme for World Environment Day focuses on living sustainably and in harmony with nature.
Slower rates of U.S. population growth, with the goal of gradually moving to population stabilization, will make it far easier and less costly for America to deal with climate change and environmental degradation, as well as other major challenges facing the nation.
China’s universal three-child policy was passed into law this past August to boost the country’s birth rate, after a two-child limit—implemented more than five years ago—failed to do so.