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Over-population
Poverty and Population
Marcus Roberts | 09 November 2011
Famine - Too Many Mouths to Feed?
Marcus Roberts | 25 August 2011
Beckham birth ‘bad example’ or ‘good news’?
Shannon Buckley | 15 August 2011
Boris Johnson on over-population
Michael Cook | 13 January 2010
John Lennon on the population bomb
Michael Cook | 05 January 2010
The myth of Nigeria’s over-population
Adebowale Oriku | 13 November 2009
Did Borlaug’s work embarrass population controllers?
William West | 18 September 2009
40 years later, was “The Population Bomb” a damp squib?
Michael Cook | 05 August 2009
US now “deeply committed” to slowing population growth
Michael Cook | 06 May 2009
Peter Singer on feeding the world’s poor
Michael Cook | 21 April 2009
David Attenborough frightened by population growth
Michael Cook | 19 April 2009
Ballade of Certain Demographers
Michael Cook | 17 April 2009
Bad ideas never die; they become government reports
Michael Cook | 31 March 2009
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