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A TALE OF TWO FUTURES: CHANGING SHARES OF U.S. POPULATION GROWTH

The second half of the Twentieth Century was a period of unprecedented and remarkable population growth in the United States ...
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THE IMPACT OF IMMIGRATION ON UNITED STATES’ POPULATION SIZE: 1950 TO 2050

Much has been written about the growing level of immigration into the United States over the past two decades ...
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SOCIAL SECURITY: THE PONZI PATH TO DYSTOPIA

Population growth only postpones the day of reckoning. According to the Census Bureau's 1992 most likely "medium"' projection, there is ...
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MALTHUS: MORE RELEVANT THAN EVER

In 1798, Thomas Robert Malthus tried to inform "people that a human population, like a population of any other species, ...
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A BICENTENNIAL MALTHUSIAN ESSAY: CONSERVATION, POPULATION AND THE INDIFFERENCE TO LIMITS

In 1798, an English clergyman published an essay about human population growth that served to define the terms of debate ...
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OUR DEMOGRAPHIC FUTURE: WHY POPULATION POLICY MATTERS TO AMERICA

Although the United States is gener­ally thought of as a leader in social policy, when it comes to demographic policy ...

FORGOTTEN FUNDAMENTALS OF THE ENERGY CRISIS

Around 1969, college and university students de­veloped a major interest in the environment and, stimu­lated by this, I began to ...

NIXON AND AMERICAN POPULATION POLICY: ANNIVERSARY OF A MISSED OPPORTUNITY

The post-mortems marking the 25th anniversary of Watergate earlier in 1997 overshadowed another quarter-century milestone of the Richard Nixon era ...

OVERPOPULATION AND OVERCONSUMPTION: WHERE SHOULD WE FOCUS?

There are many pieces to our environmental puzzle, which when assembled can ensure that our planet and everything on it ...
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IN SUPPORT OF A REVOLUTION…

Very few writers seem to recognize that growth cannot continue forever in a limited space, and that mathematical truism applies ...