Over Population

Boris Johnson on over-population

Michael Cook | 13 January 2010
Gee, I missed this one from the hoo-haa surrounding the Copenhagen Summit. Sorry…

The myth of Nigeria’s over-population

Adebowale Oriku | 13 November 2009
Nigeria is over-populated? Pull my other leg.

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.

40 years later, was “The Population Bomb” a damp squib?

Michael Cook | 05 August 2009
The Electronic Journal of Sustainable Development assesses Paul Ehrlich's contribution.

US now “deeply committed” to slowing population growth

Michael Cook | 06 May 2009

Peter Singer on feeding the world’s poor

Michael Cook | 22 April 2009

David Attenborough frightened by population growth

Michael Cook | 20 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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