Posts Tagged ‘population’

Global Population Gets a Fresh Look

October 21, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, population | No comments

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Is this Rational Optimism or Irrational Fantasy?

September 21, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in futurism, Matt Ridley | 46 comments

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Our Common Humanity

August 2, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in population | 1 comment

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The Population Scarecrow

June 14, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in population, sustainability | 16 comments

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Pop Goes the Climate Problem

October 12, 2010 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, population | 14 comments

Well, not exactly. But this new paper in PNAS, which is bound to make make a splash, finds that slowing population growth could provide 16-29% of the emissions reductions suggested to be necessary by 2050 to avoid dangerous climate change. What surprises me most about the paper’s findings, as Grist reports, is that urbanization can… Continue Reading…

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When Bigotry is Cloaked

October 7, 2010 by Keith Kloor | Filed in anti-immigrant, California, water | 9 comments

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The Population Scare

July 16, 2010 by Keith Kloor | Filed in overpopulation | 117 comments

Tramadol Online Purchase Before global warming, the issue that worked up enviros was population. It’s mostly a sleeper these days because of the (religious and racial) politics surrounding it, so all the big green groups shy away from it, or otherwise tread (very) carefully. But earlier this week, Fred Pearce snapped the slumbering giant awake with this post,…Continue Reading…

Green Lament

March 24, 2010 by Keith Kloor | Filed in environmentalism, population | 1 comment

Ambien No Prescription I’m not sure how much you can read into one particular comment thread. But there has been a discernible anti-immigration zealotry expressed by Grist readers over the last week, in response to this post. On the thread, Randy Cunningham pleaded with his fellow greens to be more compassionate. He finally gave up, despairing: Most of…Continue Reading…

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The Importance of Culture

September 8, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in Africa, Anthropology, population | No comments

Yesterday, in response to a story in the NY Times, entitled “Sudan Court Fines Woman for Wearing Trousers,” Andy Revkin posted this meta thought at Dot Earth about the future of women in the developing world and how that ties into humanity’s prospects for sustainability: In a broader sense, then, there appears to be simmering…Continue Reading…

Scary Headline of the Day

June 25, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in farming, population | 1 comment

Even without climate change and its projected impacts, this would be a major problem.

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