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A New UN Report on our Impending Overpopulation

Marcus Roberts | 01 February 2012

Bulgaria: Another Demographic Timebomb

Marcus Roberts | 27 January 2012

Seven Billion People

Marcus Roberts | 05 October 2011

Seven billion and counting

Vincenzina Santoro | 28 September 2011

Palestinian Demography – A Lesson in Caution?

Marcus Roberts | 13 June 2011

United Nations releases population projections to 2100

Shannon Buckley | 17 May 2011
 
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