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NEWS: 16 September 2011

Population aging: A human triumph

 Population aging is a triumph of civilization. It is the inevitable consequence of attaining desired smaller family sizes, lower mortality rates and longer lives, with many living beyond 100 years. This achievement, however, requires vital social and economic adjustments to expected future demographic realities. In particular, population aging raises critical issues for countries, states and

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NEWS: 16 September 2011

Curb population growth to fight climate change?

Still, like Goodall, other scientists, advocacy groups and lawmakers argue that slowing population growth could be key to fighting climate change. The United Nations Population Fund's 2009 annual report links slower population growth to reduced greenhouse-gas emissions. "The whole world has been talking about carbon credits, carbon trading and emissions targets. But not enough has been said about the

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NEWS: 16 September 2011

The tragedy of mass asian immigration into Australia

Cultures and their religions produce overpopulation in the 21st century.  Hindus, Muslims, Catholics, Buddhists and other religions refuse to tear themselves away from 2,000 and 3,000 year anachronistic doctrines that dictate unlimited growth.  They choose human misery on an unimaginable scale rather than sensible birth control and family planning.   While India, at 1.16 billion continues to

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NEWS: 16 September 2011

Tony Burke shredded by steve visard

  Tony Burke was not able to sidestep discussion of total population numbers for Australia when talking to Steve Visard on Melbourne’s MRT1377 on the 18th of May about his recent “Sustainable Population Report”. Steve really hammered home the impossibility of planning for our nation’s future without having population targets in mind and clearly showed

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NEWS: 16 September 2011

The earth’s carrying capacity

The initial web site contained a collection of five literature reviews done to understand the global magnitude of the loss and degradation of some of the earth’s key life-support systems. These reviews were later used in an analysis of the sustainability of the global outputs of food, wood and freshwater, and also to compile a

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NEWS: 16 September 2011

Australian demographic & social research institute (ANU)

  The Australian Demographic & Social Research Institute (ADSRI) aims to retain and enhance the University’s position as the leading Australian research and training institution for demography and social research, recognized both nationally and internationally for its work. http://adsri.anu.edu.au/   Article Link: http://adsri.anu.edu.au/

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