The NPG Journal: Vol. 7, No. 2
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- February 14, 2014
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A Monthly Commentary on Population and Immigration Issues.
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Continue ReadingA recent Washington Times – Communities article by Joseph Cotto accurately addresses the real issue when it comes to America’s immigration problem. Titled “Overpopulation: Illegal immigration is about more than ethnic identity,” Cotto’s article focuses on the critical (yet widely ignored) element of America’s population growth as it relates to immigration. After interviewing NPG’s Executive Vice President Craig Lewis and …
Continue ReadingA Monthly Commentary on Population and Immigration Issues.
Continue ReadingFollowing BBC’s recent publication of a Hans Rosling article and television presentation on population, NPG has drafted an official response to BBC. Rosling presents misleading data points and ignores the root of our world’s population growth problems, offering no solution whatsoever on how to solve the problem of overpopulation. NPG encourages our members and supporters to contact BBC with their …
Continue ReadingAlexandria, VA – There is a limit to how fast and how far the American economy can grow – and we’re approaching it soon. That’s the message Negative Population Growth’s president, Donald Mann, has posted on the organization’s website, www.NPG.org. Mann, who has headed up NPG since its founding in 1972, is advocating that the U.S. start moving toward a …
Continue ReadingA Monthly Commentary on Population and Immigration Issues.
Continue ReadingAlexandria, VA – An analysis by Negative Population Growth (NPG) of California’s new immigration laws finds that they will increase population growth, both nationally and in California. Enacted in October, the laws further shield illegal aliens from federal enforcement and grant them added incentives to remain – and for others to come. NPG President Don Mann noted that the analysis …
Continue ReadingNPG is pleased to recommend Breaking New Ground: A Personal History, the autobiography of global environmental activist Lester Brown. Praised by the Washington Post as “one of the world’s most influential thinkers,” he is the winner of multiple honorary awards and has published several works on the global environmental movement. Brown’s efforts – including his founding of both the Worldwatch …
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Continue ReadingThe Growing Problem of Population Growth
Introduction It was an invasion!  As I watched from the comfort of my small home, the earthmovers and bulldozers encroached upon Gaston County’s last dairy farm. The infinite powers at city hall and in the corporate world of land development had determined that …
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