Definition of Abortion Is Found to Vary AbroadPeter T. KilbornThe New York Times Officially, Bangladesh prohibits abortion except to save a mother’s life. But the… Read More »Population Research – Peter T. Kilborn
Global GreyingToni Horst, Ph.D.Specialist in regional economics and demographics One implication of the growing elderly share of the population is that fewer workers will be… Read More »Population Research – Toni Horst, Ph.D.
Six Billion People? Three Cheers!Frank FurediAuthor of Population and Development: A Critical Introduction The traditional argument of the population lobby, for example, was that controlling numbers… Read More »Population Research – Frank Furedi
Counting DownFred PearceNew Scientist Magazine Only 12 years have passed since we hit the 5-billion mark, so the event has been greeted with portentous warnings… Read More »Population Research – Fred Pearce
Sea Water to DrinkRoberta FriedmanTechnology Review, August/September 1989 As drought continues to threaten may regions, seawater is becoming a reasonable solution to the dearth of… Read More »Population Research – Roberta Friedman
The Gates Foundation Charity, the Buffett WayBy Anthony BiancoBusiness Week Partial list of Buffett Foundation grants: International Projects Assistance Services: $2.5 million for abortion devices in… Read More »Population Research – Anthony Bianco
Market ShockTodd G. BuchholzFormer director for economic policy at the White House The United States, which always prided itself as a youthful republic, is getting… Read More »Population Research – Todd G. Buchholz
Eco-Scam:The False Prophets of Ecological ApocalypseRonald BaileyCato Institute Actual starvation has been relegated to a few isolated corners of the globe usually beset with civil… Read More »Population Research – Ronald Bailey
Here you’ll find information about the population research that has been or is being conducted around the world. As you can see from this information,… Read More »Population Research