Overpopulation

Innocents Will Pay the Price for Your Self-Indulgence — How does perspective shape our reality? What would be their perspective if babies could articulate, with knowledge of the state of the world, and what their future is likely to be, given the current trajectory? Yes I am one of those ‘weird’ women who chose not to have children. How…

I stated in my first article that the Stupid Economy not only screws over the Working Class, but it destroys the environment. I want to clarify that this isn’t a specific attack on the current economy. The simple fact is that the entire purpose of any economy, even one that…

Newsom’s Reality Check The race to pave over what little remains of California’s open space continues. In 2017, then-Gov. Jerry Brown signed “15 good bills,” as he put it, to ease the persistent affordable housing shortage in California. Brown, surrounded by advocates and real estate barons, said: “It is a big challenge. …

The one we can’t think about without reality denial spread thick — Jeremy Lent started a Deep Transformation Network last year and I joined in June, read a hundred or so comments to measure members, and occasionally get emails. One last week was on population, as in: The Population Issue: How Should We Think About It — and Talk About It? The critical topic for our next DTN live monthly meeting on May 2, 2023

January 25, 2021 A link to the following article of the above title was shared on Twitter and someone wanted to know if there was a rebuttal out there. …

Picture this: a world without borders, where peace, equality, and prosperity are the norm, and humans collaborate to tackle global issues as one united force. Sounds like a Utopian dream, right? But what if I told you that this might just be possible with a world government? In this article…

We’ve all heard it before – the world is overpopulated, resources are dwindling, and we’re all doomed. But what if I told you that this apocalyptic vision is, well, a bit overblown? …

I recently asked a retail cashier named Paulette if she’d ever dined at the deli a few miles north where Sue and I had just eaten while discussing how the global populace now exceeds eight billion. “My daughter used to work at the Dunkin’ next door to there and went…

“The first law of sustainability is that you cannot sustain population growth; you cannot sustain growth in the rates of consumption of resources. That’s just arithmetic — it is not debatable.” From coast-to-coast, concerned citizens have formed “Save our Neighborhood” organizations to protect their communities against relentless, all-consuming development. …