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Sustainable Development
A New UN Report on our Impending Overpopulation
Marcus Roberts | 01 February 2012
40 years later, was “The Population Bomb” a damp squib?
Michael Cook | 05 August 2009
Too many at the dining table?
Dermot Grenham | 05 April 2009
Bad ideas never die; they become government reports
Michael Cook | 31 March 2009
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