Population


Is Japan’s Population Decline Worse than Previously Thought?

Marcus Roberts | 27 February 2013

American Pi

Marcus Roberts | 27 August 2012

How to Feed 7 (Plus) Billion People

Marcus Roberts | 19 October 2011

7 Milestones (One for every billion)

Marcus Roberts | 12 October 2011

Seven Billion People

Marcus Roberts | 05 October 2011

The Anglican Church Wants A Halt in Population Incentives

Marcus Roberts | 28 April 2011

Growing old in Asia

Marcus Roberts | 06 April 2011

7 billion people and what lies ahead

Michael Cook | 18 March 2011

How many people have ever lived?

Michael Cook | 25 November 2009

Europeans too selfish to have children, says Chief Rabbi

Michael Cook | 11 November 2009

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

Michael Cook | 05 August 2009

India debates methods of population control

Michael Cook | 03 August 2009
 
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