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Calmly Considered: Global Population– Will It Become Standing Room Only?

Mar 31, 2023

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On this episode of Calmly Considered, Michael and Allan discuss the growing global population, its implications for the future and why it's important for the followers of Jesus.

Why Are We Not Running Out of Farm Land?

Sep 14, 2016

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in Economic Development, Food and Drink, Great Divergence, Technology (Food & Water), Trends: Economic

One of the most persistent worries about population and economic growth is that we will eventually use up all our resources and land. It is based on the intuitive (but false) assumption that if it takes X acreage of land to feed a person today, then it will take two times X acreage to feed…

Demography Links

Oct 28, 2013

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in Demography, Generations, Health and Medicine, Immigration, Links – Demography, Politics, Race, Sociology, Trends: Economic, Trends: Social

1. A look at global population trends in the Christian Science Monitor. "Too many people is a big problem, but too few is a concern as well." "The story of the 21st century has been one of falling birthrates, rising standards of living, and a revolution in food production. But the global picture is uneven:…

About That Overpopulation Problem

Jan 9, 2013

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in Demography, Education, Great Divergence, Health and Medicine, Human Progress, International Affairs, Trends: Economic, Trends: Social

Five years ago, I wrote a piece called, Technophysio Evolution and Demographic Transition, explaining the dynamics and trends of global population growth and decline. Slate has an excellent article explaining the Demographic Transition Model. Slate: About That Overpopulation Problem Research suggests we may actually face a declining world population in the coming years. The world’s…

Tag: Global Population

Calmly Considered: Global Population– Will It Become Standing Room Only?

Why Are We Not Running Out of Farm Land?

Demography Links

About That Overpopulation Problem