NPG Collection of Works by Lindsey Grant (1926-2024)
Population writer Lindsey Grant (1926 – 2024) began his association with NPG in 1987, when he initiated the NPG Forum series. Over the following 3 decades, he continued to write about population issues, ultimately contributing more than 60 works to NPG. In addition to authoring many papers himself, Lindsey helped arrange various writers for the Forum series, and served as an editor and advisor to these new voices. He also wrote or edited eight books during that period, six of which were supported by NPG, either by distributing them to major U.S. libraries or, in one case, publishing the book.
THE CASE FOR FEWER PEOPLE: The NPG Forum Papers
Civilizations have overused their resources before, and collapsed or moved on, but never on a scale remotely resembling the present ...
Valedictory: The Age of Overshoot
Civilizations have overused their resources before, and collapsed or moved on, but never on a scale remotely resembling the present ...
The Collapsing Bubble: Growth and Fossil Energy
A courageous look at the world’s dwindling energy resources. Contending that the energy debate has been cast in the wrong ...
Too Many People: The Case for Reversing Growth
This book explores a fundamental but seldom asked question: has the recent growth of human numbers and economic activity imperiled ...
Juggernaut: Growth on a Finite Planet
Lindsey Grant examines the human condition as population and consumption levels approach the edges of the Earth's ability to support ...
How Many Americans?: Population, Immigration and the Environment
In this tough-minded, lucid book, Leon Bouvier and Lindsey Grant examine the inevitable and escalating environmental degradation that will result ...
Elephants in the Volkswagen: Facing the Tough Questions About Our Overcrowded Country
In the last century, the United States has grown from 75 million people to 250 million. Have we gone too ...