A Map Illustrating the Loss of Open Space in the U.S. is Now Available
- NPG
- May 2, 2022
- NPG Commentary
- 3 Comments
NPG agrees that if the US was to adopt such a policy, it would greatly increase the likelihood of a brighter and more sustainable future for all Americans. To read more about population, please see our entire Forum paper series here, or check out these particular papers (by clicking on the title):
Life Expectancy Drives U.S. and World Population Growth by Edwin S. Rubenstein
Will 2022 Be the First Year of U.S. Negative Population Growth? by Nathanial Gronewold
On the Wrong Track: Why the Endangered Species Act Isn’t Enough by Dr. Karen I. Shragg
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Paula Sullivan
I share this concern. I have a hard time believing that the last census was correct regarding California. California lost a seat in the House because of lower population (first time in 171 years). Logic and my eyes tell me this cannot be true. Homeless population up and down the San Joaquin valley has sky-rocketed, and new homes and whole neighborhoods shooting up like never before. Please help me understand this. Thank you, Paula
Laurence
Urban sprawl, fueled by mass immigration, is destroying millions of acres of farmland and forest. The only way to stop this destruction is to reduce immigration, but the government/corporate Axis will not do so.
Nelson Hyde Chick
And of course, this problem can’t be fixed while we gain another fifty million by mid-century.