HURRICANE ANDREW: THE POPULATION FACTOR
- Robert W. Fox
- September 1, 1992
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The scale of destruction caused by Hurricane Andrew in south Florida is shocking.
The scale of destruction caused by Hurricane Andrew in south Florida is shocking.
We need a smaller U.S. population in order to halt the destruction of our environment and to make possible the creation of an economy that will be sustainable indefinitely.
Click here for a downloadable, printable PDF version Life Expectancy Drives U.S. and World Population Growth An NPG Forum Paper by Nathan Keyfitz June 1992 When population issues arise in government or the press, economists’ advice is regularly sought, even though modern post-Keynesian economics offers very little methodological help in dealing with secular change or limits. Biology is perhaps the …
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