This ad appears in The Washington Times National on April 13 and April 20 and the Washington Examiner on April 15 and April 22, 2026.

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NPG Launches Comprehensive
EARTH DAY 2026
Educational Campaign

Negative Population Growth, Inc. – the nation’s premier organization devoted to achieving a smaller, truly sustainable, U.S. and world population – urges all Americans to recognize population size and growth as credible threats against any effort to preserve our environment for future generations.

While many people believe that recycling, driving an electric car, and eating a vegan diet will save our environment from further destruction, NPG members understand that to truly preserve our fragile ecosystems for future generations, we simply must reduce our numbers.

To convey this core theme to a larger audience, NPG has launched its COMPREHENSIVE EARTH DAY 2026 EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN, which includes:

• Contacting all state governors and the mayors of the nation’s 250 largest cities, asking them to include U.S. population size and growth in any speeches they give on Earth Day.
• Forwarding our new 2026 Earth Day Poster and Earth Day Student Fact Sheet to more than 1,500 educators nationwide, encouraging them to display the poster on a classroom wall and to use the Earth Day Fact Sheet to guide their lesson on this vitally important day.
• Placing print advertisements in several nationally distributed publications to draw attention to the role of population size and growth and to alert the general public of our broad educational effort.
• Issuing a press release, which will be viewed by tens of thousands of media contacts to garner the most exposure possible for our COMPREHENSIVE EARTH DAY 2026 EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN!

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

You can help us make the most of this new campaign by doing the following:

• Contact your mayor and governor. Ask them to remember that population size and growth are environmental issues and must be included in any efforts to truly preserve our nation and planet for future generations.
• Reach out to middle and high school educators in your community and encourage them to order NPG’s free 2026 Earth Day Poster and Student Fact Sheet by calling our offices or emailing us.
• Join NPG! Your support allows us to continue to create and distribute information such as this.

For more information about NPG and our programs, please visit:
www.NPG.org