We are not running out of people. We are running out of planet.
Homo sapiens, the knowing animal, has the capacity for self-awareness and self-correction. We can do much better with much fewer.
Population control in Mexico – success against the odds
Mexico felt the pressure on resources in the mid 1900s, and in 1972, with a population of 54 million, the government began to address population.
World population revised upwards again
The new revision actually tells us there are 43 million more people alive today than the UN anticipated only two years ago.
Earth’s nature is being ravaged by population growth
Humanity's rapid expansion leads to environmental destruction. Population growth needs to be ended as soon as possible for sustainability.
Religion affects birth rates
The global human population will increase by 2.4 billion to 2088, according to the UN. The role of religion, however, could potentially be reversed.
Why Modern Monetary Theory is good news for population policy
A relatively new macroeconomics – modern monetary theory (MMT) – has strong evidentiary support and is good news for population activists.
Ending the sixth mass extinction
The chief cause of the Sixth Mass Extinction is exponential human population growth that has far exceeded Earth’s human carrying capacity.
The moral imperative of depopulation
The current 8 billion has resulted in an escalating war on nature almost everywhere, even with very uneven production-consumption around the globe.
Can we engineer our way out of the climate crisis?
We will not make progress until we address the factor that corporate structures want us to ignore: the rapid expansion of human population.
Declining population and GDP growth
A declining population can bring about changes that reduce unemployment, increase wages, and lead to a larger real GDP per capita.

























