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Family Planning
Did Borlaug’s work embarrass population controllers?
William West | 18 September 2009
Norman Borlaug should have been an American hero for his work in preventing the population bomb from exploding, but his name is still barely known in the United States.
Contraception is not the way to fight global warming
William West | 11 September 2009
Population researchers have rejected research suggesting population control should be used to fight global warming.
Pioneer in population ethics has misgivings
Michael Cook | 22 June 2009
Daniel Callahan says that greying of population is worrying
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