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Negative Population Growth, Inc. (NPG) is a national nonprofit membership organization. It was founded in 1972 to educate the American public and political leaders about the devastating effects of overpopulation on our environment, resources and standard of living. We believe that our nation is already vastly overpopulated in terms of the long-range carrying capacity of its resources and environment. Read more.
Utah’s Public Land Ruling and Its Implications
How Federal Land Disputes Reflect Broader Growth Issues ...
Utah State Profile
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Protecting the Integrity of U.S. Citizenship
Addressing the Growing Challenge of Birth Tourism ...
New NPG Forum Paper Calls for Urgent Action on Overpopulation and Its Impact on the Environment
Negative Population Growth (NPG) is pleased to announce the release of a compelling new Forum paper by renowned author and ...
Killing Our Land with Kindness: Why We Must Consider the Next Seven Generations By Making Better Decisions About Our Population Size
Most of the religions practiced in the US have a golden rule towards the duty to welcome the stranger, especially ...
NPG Issues Statement on Presidential Executive Order Regarding Birthright Citizenship Eligibility
Addressing Global Warming by Urging Action to Mitigate Risks in High-Danger Zones ...
New NPG Forum Paper Calls for Sustainable Solutions for Populations Living in Climate-Sensitive Regions
Addressing Global Warming by Urging Action to Mitigate Risks in High-Danger Zones ...
Building in Harm’s Way: America’s Population Growth Pattern is Making It More Vulnerable to Global Warming
The United States has been experiencing one of the fastest population growth rates in the developed world for decades. The ...
iHeartRadio – Amplifying Our Impact
We are excited to announce our participation in iHeartRadio's 2024 Charity Directory. This initiative provides us an excellent platform to ...
Sinking Cities in the U.S. and the Weight of Population Growth
Urban land subsidence (the slow and gradual sinking of land) is an increasingly critical issue that challenges the stability of ...
