We are excited to announce our participation in iHeartRadio’s 2024 Charity Directory. This initiative provides us an excellent platform to share our mission and engage with a large audience in Washington, DC. By featuring our cause on prominent radio stations and online, we aim to raise awareness about the pressing issue of overpopulation and how it affects our environment. Through …
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Urban land subsidence (the slow and gradual sinking of land) is an increasingly critical issue that challenges the stability of our cities. As urban areas grow, the weight of buildings, infrastructure, and concentrated human activities exerts continuous pressure on underlying soils, especially in cities constructed on water-saturated sediments, such as coastal and river delta areas.
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This ad appeared in the USA TODAY Veterans Affairs Special Edition 2024 on October 31st, 2024.
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How Immigration Policies Worsen U.S. Healthcare Infrastructure
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This ad will appear or has appeared in the Washington Examiner on September 24, October 8, October 22, and October 29, 2024.
Continue ReadingClick here to download a PDF of this release. Explore the critical connection between population growth and the spread of infectious diseases in the latest NPG Forum paper Alexandria, VA, (September 11, 2024): Negative Population Growth, Inc. (NPG) proudly announces the release of a groundbreaking Forum paper titled “Disease Pandemics and the Population Factor,” authored by Nathanial Gronewold. This pivotal …
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Continue ReadingClick here to download a PDF of this release. Population Decline: A Beacon of Hope? Alexandria, VA (August 7, 2024) — Negative Population Growth, Inc. (NPG) is proud to announce the release of its latest Forum paper, “Losing Population and Loving It,” authored by Mark Cromer. This impactful publication explores the often-overlooked benefits of population decline in various communities across …
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The recent study led by Professor Corey Bradshaw of Flinders University underscores that while empowering women in family planning is crucial, it alone can’t prevent overpopulation. Other essential measures include improving child health, addressing food security, and working to reduce the effects of climate change.
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