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Copenhagen
Boris Johnson on over-population
Michael Cook | 13 January 2010
Gee, I missed this one from the hoo-haa surrounding the Copenhagen Summit. Sorry…
An “odious, zombie-like Malthusian” organisation has a plan to save the world
Michael Cook | 10 December 2009
The Optimum Population Trust wants you to offset your carbon footprint with contraception.
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