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People, Population, and Climate Change: Opportunities for Advancing Climate Resilience and Reproductive Rights
by Sarah Fisher
and Karen Newman, Population and Sustainability Network
October 27, 2011 - 9:58am (Print)
In this article we explore the many critical links between population, sexual reproductive health and rights and climate change, the significance of which is all too important to ignore.
Reflections from Kenya as the World's Population Nears Seven Billion
by Debra Haffner, Religious Institute
October 24, 2011 - 8:38am (Print)
As the world's population gets closer to the seven billion mark, Reverend Debra Haffner reflects on her career and what she saw on a recent trip to Kenya.
Sex and Sustainability: Reflections for My Son Nick
by Roger-Mark De Souza, Population Action International
October 11, 2011 - 2:57pm (Print)
As he prepares to launch a son into a world facing global challenges and a population soon to reach 7 billion, one father provides reflection and advice on sustainablity.
By The Numbers: Population, Consumption, and Reproductive Health
by Vicky Markham, Center for Environment and Population (CEP)
August 17, 2011 - 2:04pm (Print)
What are the facts on population, consumption, and reproductive health? Here they are "by the numbers," including who is using what in terms of energy and climate change; environment; reproductive health, and the status of girls and women.
Gloria Steinem on Birth Control and Climate
In an interview with ABC this past November (11/29/2010), Steinem says global warming is like a nuclear holocaust slowed down slightly. See full episode and/or more of her interviews discussing ecofeminism here at the ABC homepage.
The High Carbon Impact of Having Children
A new study from Oregon State University puts numbers on the obvious: having children has a high carbon impact.
More Than Two Children = "Environmentally Irresponsible"?
Roundup: NOW Endorses Obama, Biden's Fight for the Violence Against Women Act
by Brady Swenson, RH Reality Check
September 17, 2008 - 11:04am (Print)
