22 July 2019
World population day Melbourne
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJUmGMtMu3E The VicTas Committee of SPA hosted the public event ‘Can We Curb Our Growth Obsession’ for World Population Day
Videos
25 September 2018
Causes of biodiversity loss – and what we can do
To save the planet from a 6th mass extinction, Don Driscoll explores limits to population and consumption patterns.
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21 July 2018
Immigration, world poverty and gumballs
Roy Beck’s colorful presentation of data to explain population dynamics
13 June 2018
PopCulture – youth unemployment
The first of our PopCulture series of videos.
21 May 2018
Why is Australian youth unemployment so high?
Australia is now one of the most expensive countries in the world to buy or rent a home, and housing affordability is at an all time crisis. As Australia grows by 370 000 people each year, this should come as no surprise. This inflated demand for housing, in conjunction with tax breaks such as negative …
22 January 2018
The selfish green with David Attenborough and Jane Goodall
A BBC panel discussion on how we should tackle the issue of saving our own planet. In their opening statements, Attenborough and Goodall both argue that population is the number 1 important issue to address.
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22 January 2018
Women are the answer: documentary
This documentary highlights the links between women’s education, rights and status in society to population growth, using Kerala in India as a success story case example.
19 December 2017
Canada carbon emissions animation
A succinct and short animation that makes the link between carbon emissions in Canada and population growth.
8 September 2017
Melbourne’s growing pains
This video many of the costs that come with Melbourne’s population growth.
13 April 2016
Dick Smith
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpVTgJbRCao The big decision about a population increase is “what’s in it for most Australians?” I believe the answer is “less and less”.