New NPG Forum Paper Calls for Action Beyond Name Changes
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Why We Need to Reframe Our Relationship with Wildlife
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Continue ReadingEmphasizing Common Sense in the Movement to Curtail Immigration
Continue ReadingWe are forcing wildlife off our planet in three basic ways: with our growing numbers, with our noise, and with our nonsense, defined as a refusal to create policies which follow the logic and the need to scale down the human enterprise.
Continue ReadingHow Beliefs, Attitudes, and Preferences Influence Environmental Policies In July, the journal Population and Environment published a paper that studied the influence of population aging on global climate policy. Before this study, the authors note: “Research linking aging with climate change has, to date, been focused mainly on the fact that, among the different demographic groups, it is the elderly …
Continue ReadingMay 23, 2023 Feldstein Says Yes, and NPG Agrees (Mostly) The Scientific American recently published an opinion piece by Stephanie Feldstein, the population and sustainability director at the Center for Biological Diversity. The article takes a hard look at the crises surrounding humans and points toward solutions to empower everyone in their choice to procreate or abstain. Feldstein takes on …
Continue ReadingThis ad appeared in USA Today’s Sustainability issue published on April 17 2023. Please click the photo to view the ad as it appeared in these publications. We Owe It To Future Generations… As millions of Americans work together to create a “greener” future, the growing crush of adding tens of millions of people to our population each decade …
Continue ReadingClick here for a downloadable, printable PDF version. Adversity for Biodiversity: A Reflection on My Experience at COP15 An NPG Forum Paper by Rob Harding April 2023 Abstract: The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework1 adopted in December 2022 by representatives of most of the world’s national governments is inadequate to halt and reverse the disturbing loss of biodiversity globally. Concerted efforts …
Continue ReadingAfter a prolonged wet spell, the “modern megadrought” hit the Southwest in 2000 and 2001, a lingering, uncompromising, monstrous thing, like no drought in centuries.
Continue ReadingEvolutionary biologist and historian of science, Manfred Laubichler, recently wrote about the connection between human population growth and climate change.
Continue ReadingAs millions of Americans work together to create a “greener” future, the growing crush of adding tens of millions of people to our population each decade is working against us.
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