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New NPG Forum Paper Examining Modern Environmental Crises and Population Growth

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June 11, 2026
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Click here to download a PDF of this release. Examining the Growing Strain that Population Expansion Places on Natural Resources and Ecosystems Worldwide Alexandria, VA, (June 11, 2026): Negative Population Growth, Inc. (NPG) has published a new Forum paper, Under Pressure: How Population is Putting the US and Our Planet in Peril, by environmental studies expert and author Nathanial Gronewold. …

Wildfires, Smog, and the Growing Strain on Public Health

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June 9, 2026
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Smoke and Ozone Pollution Force Residents Indoors as Environmental Pressures Intensify

OUR NATIONAL PARKS ARE BEING LOVED TO DEATH

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June 5, 2026
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This ad will appear or has appeared in USA Today Saluting National Parks Special Edition on June 8, 2026.

Earth’s Limits Are No Longer Theoretical, Study Warns

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May 15, 2026
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New report highlights growing threats to water, communities, and long-term sustainability

When Rivers Are at Risk, So Are We

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May 2, 2026
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New report highlights growing threats to water, communities, and long-term sustainability

Hawaii State Profile

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April 28, 2026
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LAST BUT NOT LEAST: A DEMOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF HAWAII An NPG Commentary by Karen I. Shragg, Ed. D.

New Jersey State Profile

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April 28, 2026
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THE DEEPLY ICONIC AND IRONIC ROOTS OF THE GARDEN STATE An NPG Commentary by Karen I. Shragg, Ed. D.

New NPG Paper Warns Population Growth Is Driving the Loss of America’s Natural Spaces

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April 23, 2026
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Click here to download a PDF of this release. Crowded Out: How Population Pressure Is Undermining Nature, Health, and Sustainability A new Forum paper from Negative Population Growth, Inc. (NPG) warns that continued population growth in the United States is accelerating the loss of natural areas, limiting access to nature, and contributing to growing environmental and mental health challenges. In …