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January 19, 1902
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Most politicians, big business and its supporting economists call for growth as a solution to all our problems. Apparently, they believe in perpetual growth, which is a mathematical absurdity on a finite planet. There must be limits. Science is demonstrating that human population and consumption in the United States and the world are already too large and are destroying the …
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January 19, 1902
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Donate by Phone or Mail Donate Monthly Become A Member Renew Your Membership Leave a Lasting Legacy Make your online donation below to help fund the work that places the real facts about immigration-driven population growth directly into the hands of students, journalists, and elected officials across the country. Thank you for helping NPG to continue and expand our programs – and …
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January 10, 1901
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State Profile Series
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January 6, 1900
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NPG is excited to introduce a new series of State Profiles. Our goal is to provide you, the reader, with powerful information in an easy-to-read format. Former House Speaker Tip O’Neil popularized (though did not coin) the phrase “All politics is local.” That statement is certainly true when it comes to population, immigration, environmental, and resource issues. Never are problems …
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Falling Fertility Does Not Mean Population Growth Is Over
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October 1, 1800
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Two New Reports Reveal a World That Is Still Growing — and Aging Two new reports have offered a revealing look at where world population is headed. In An Aging World: 2025, Rachel Bacon, Daniel Goodkind, Paul Kowal, Anne Morse, and Mitali Sen of the U.S. Census Bureau examine a world that is both growing and aging. In Terra Incognita: …
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