NPG Releases Precepts of New Campaign: 10 Principles for a Responsible U.S. Population Policy

    NPG Releases Precepts of New Campaign: 10 Principles for a Responsible U.S. Population Policy
    Sees pending executive action as dangerous threat to population restraint, releases new policy document.
    Alexandria, VA (August 20, 2014) – After Congress recessed without an answer for America’s ongoing immigration crisis, President Obama promised on August 6th that he won’t be “standing around twiddling his thumbs.”  …

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    NPG’s 10 Principles for a Responsible U.S. Population Policy
    • August 20, 2014
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    1. Unrestricted Access to Family Planning Resources
    All U.S. residents – regardless of income, citizenship status, or gender – must have reliable, affordable, and unrestricted access to family planning and educational materials, contraception, and reproductive health assistance.  Priority funding must be allocated …

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    New NPG President’s Column Draws Link Between Toledo Water Ban and U.S. Population Growth

    New NPG President’s Column Draws Link Between Toledo Water Ban and U.S. Population Growth Connects growing population to increasing climate change and agricultural runoff, serious threats to our nation’s water supply. This press release was picked up by 288 news outlets across the country, including: The Cincinnati Enquirer, The Sacramento Bee, The Boston Globe, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and local affiliates from coast to …

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    Toledo Today, America Tomorrow: The Link between Population Growth and Microcystin

    Residents of Toledo, OH breathed a sigh of relief in early August, as the Mayor lifted a tap water ban affecting up to 400,000 people.  After state and federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials found high levels of the toxin “microcystin” in the water supply of certain neighborhoods, officials decided to ban tap water use for the entire city – …

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    NPG Releases New Position Paper Urgently Needed Now: A National Policy to Reduce U.S. Population

    NPG Releases New Position PaperUrgently Needed Now:  A National Policy to Reduce U.S. Population Sees Census Bureau projections as evidence for critical needto slow, halt, and eventually reverse U.S. population growth. View this release on PRWeb. This press release was picked up by 279 news outlets across the country, including: The Cincinnati Enquirer, The Sacramento Bee, The Boston Globe, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette …

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    NPG Releases New Forum Paper: Our Plundered Planet and a Future of Less

    NPG Releases New Forum Paper: Our Plundered Planet and a Future of Less Rejecting the prevailing faith in growth, expert Walter Youngquist comments on resource and population trends – and the precarious balance between them. View this release on PRWeb. Alexandria, VA (July 23, 2014) – As Americans prepare for another summer of road trips – and feel the inevitable pain at the …

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    Our Plundered Planet and a Future of Less

    Click here for a downloadable, printable PDF version Walter Younquist is a veteran observer and commentator on world and U.S. resource and population trends, and the precarious balance between them. A frequent contributor to NPG publications, Youngquist draws on lengthy professional experience as a petroleum geologist which has taken him to over 70 countries. His title here, A Future of …

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    NPG Releases New President’s Column in Response to Influx of Central American Immigration

    NPG Releases New President’s Column in Response to Influx of Central American Immigration Sees TVPRA loopholes and Washington’s indolence as further weakening porous southern border. View this release on PRWeb. Alexandria, VA (July 17, 2014) – Due to Washington’s disorganized response to the current influx of illegal immigration from Central America, Negative Population Growth (NPG) has released a new President’s Column …

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