Population Research – Dr. Jacqueline R. Kasun
Too Many People?Dr. Jacqueline R. Kasun If you allotted 1250 square feet to each person, all the people in the world would fit into the… Read More »Population Research – Dr. Jacqueline R. Kasun
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Population Research – Milton Ezrati
Kawari: How Japan’s Economic and Cultural Transformation Will Alter the Balance of Power Among Nations Milton EzratiChief Investment Officer for Nomura Asset Management In coming years,… Read More »Population Research – Milton Ezrati
Population Research – Eurostat (The European Union Statistics Office)
‘Profound Consequences’As European Union Grows OlderEurostatThe European Union Statistics Office The countries of the European Union can expect health and pension costs to soar over… Read More »Population Research – Eurostat (The European Union Statistics Office)
Population Research – Peter F. Drucker
Management Challenges for the 21st CenturyPeter F. Drucker Drucker states in the introduction: “This is not a book of predictions, not a book about the… Read More »Population Research – Peter F. Drucker
Brown: Planned Parenthood’s Push for Military Abortions an Affront to Human Rights
Washington, D.C. (06 July 2010) – Judie Brown, president of American Life League, issued the following statement in response to Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation… Read More »Brown: Planned Parenthood’s Push for Military Abortions an Affront to Human Rights
Population Research – J. Laurence Kulp
Government Measures to Reduce Acid Rain Are UnnecessaryExcerpted from Water: Opposing ViewpointsJ. Laurence KulpFormer research directorNational Acid Precipitation Assessment Program (NAPAP) In the fall of 1990… Read More »Population Research – J. Laurence Kulp
Tradition and Camille Paglia’s Sad Tale
I was virtually speechless when I read Camille Paglia’s op-ed piece “No Sex Please, We’re Middle Class.” Paglia seems put off by a proposed new drug that might help women whose libido seems to be out of whack.
Answering the Critics About Population Control – Will We Run Out of Raw Materials?
Earth’s Resources Will Last Indefinitely by Kenneth E. Kogut, P.E.Life Research InstituteApril 2000 Some charitable foundations, such as the one you represent, grant money for… Read More »Answering the Critics About Population Control – Will We Run Out of Raw Materials?
Answering the Critics About Population Control – Will We Run Out of Water?
As drought continues to threaten may regions, seawater is becoming a reasonable solution to the dearth of potable water. Once an exotic process limited to… Read More »Answering the Critics About Population Control – Will We Run Out of Water?
Answering the Critics About Population Control – Will We Run Out of Food?
Actual starvation has been relegated to a few isolated corners of the globe usually beset with civil strife. Deliberately created famines have been used several… Read More »Answering the Critics About Population Control – Will We Run Out of Food?
Answering the Critics About Population Control
The justifications for population control are familiar. They’re repeated often: “We can’t possibly feed all those people; cropland and forest cover diminish every year, as… Read More »Answering the Critics About Population Control
The Wrong Stuff, the Right Stuff, and the Truth
It was a bit of a shock to read the flowery statement made by Most Rev. Michael J. Bransfield, bishop of the Wheeling-Charleston diocese, regarding the death of West Virginia’s Senator Robert Byrd.