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Articles related to "Population Growth"
South African Environmental Issues South Africa's environmental issues are extensive, like those of most developing nations. Population growth and urbanization are blamed by a recent study.
Abortion, Recession, and the Economic Crisis There are numerous reasons offered for the recession and stagnation of the economy. One of the most overlooked, however, is the negative economic impact of abortion. abortion • economic recession • economic recession crisis • fiscal stagnation • depression
The Dismal Science How to deal with the impending food crisis when our world population outstrips food production. lifeboat ethics
Dubai Real Estate Boom or Bust The Real Estate Market matures, internal factors slow down the overheated sectors while external features are still hot & provide excellent growth. dubai real estate market • boom or bust • strong euro versus weak dollar • world's tallest building • immigration
Nature and poverty I could spend my life canoeing in Ontario without retracing my path. Each passing day would reinforce the illusion that this world has enough space and resources for everyone. environment • natural resources • canoeing • indian ocean • nature
The World Is Overpopulated One of the most influential science advisors to the U.S. government says the human population now exceeds the planet's carrying capacity. overpopulation • world population growth • population control • limits of sustainability • dr. nina federoff
Water Conservation Myths It’s easy to talk about water conservation, but it’s more difficult to do something about it. water conservation • sculptured • lawns • municipal water supplies • population growth
Why Control the Population? With the Earth's population nearing the 8 billion mark, how long can our natural resources survive? population control • natural resource management • population growth • family planning and the environment • birth control
Global Overpopulation Is being childfree a contribution to the world's resources? childfree • overpopulation • population
First and Unique: Britain's Industrial Revolution, Part IV This four-part series explores the uniqueness of Britain's industrial revolution in the 19th century vis-a-vis Germany and France. Parts 1 and 2 explore the contrast between Britain and Germany; Parts 3 and 4 with France.
1969 Oil Spill Still Harms Nature Nearly 40 years after the oil spill, residual oil under the sediment is still damaging the health of a salt marsh, impacting crabs and sea grass beds. oil spill • exxon valdez • fiddler crabs • sea grass beds • chronic oiling
A Look at Erickson Retirement Communities For over 20 years of developing retirement communities, Erickson has 18 in ten states, managed by a non-profit organization, with a motto of Redefining Retirement. retirement community • erickson retirement community • financing retirement community living • history of erickson retirement communities • financial system at erickson retirement communitie
China's One Chilld Policy Despite holding the rule of the "One Child Policy" why can many families with two or more children still be seen on the streets of China? china • one child policy • minority • tribes • economy
Desertification Backgrounder Desertification is a process whereby the productivity of drought- prone land decreases because of a variety of factors including deforestation, overcultivation, drought, overgrazing (poor rangeland management), poor irrigation (waterlogging and salinization), soil erosion, chemical action and other practices. desertification • environment
History of the Chesapeake Bay Prompted to form by a bolide that hit the Earth 35 million years ago, the Bay is home to more than 16 million people. history of chesapeake bay • chesapeake bay pollution • chesapeake bay fishing • chesapeake bay waterfront • chesapeake bay foundation
The Haber Process The history of the Haber Process which saved the world from starving and may have prolonged World War I fertilizer • ammonia • fritz haber • nitrogen • hydrogen
Universe 25 The rodents in John Calhoun's enclosures developed social pathologies similar to the behavior of humans trapped in cities. enclosure • crowding • population • john c. calhoun • over-population
US Population Clock Ticks Toward 308 Million According to the Census Bureau, the U. S. population is more than 307 million. Anyone can watch the population clock tick away. population clock • united states population • population increase • 306 million residents • united states population near 306 million
Depleting the Earth's Environmental Resources Recent reports suggest that damage to the environment is increasing, due to global warming, increasing population and the drive for economic growth. depleting the earth's environmental resources • environmental damage • climate change and globalization • damage to the environment increasing • global warming
Urban Development in Cities Rapid urbanization makes a case for empowering cities to develop and manage their own growth. Private-public partnerships are essential for cash-strapped urban centres. half the world’s population living in cities • urban planning strategies • rapid transit networks • public transportation corridors in cities • financing urban development in cities
What's in a Budget? Just say "federal budget," and most people will run away screaming. But there are some simple things to keep in mind that can make understanding the budget proposals submitted to Congress a whole lot easier to understand. congress watch • congress • senate • house • representatives
Calculus and Two Main Ideas A basic explanation of the two main ideas in learning calculus 1. Calculus can be learned as it is based on rates of change, and adding things up respectively. rates of change • differentiation • integration • familes of functions • change in position of an object
Common Wealth by Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs Sachs maps the road to sustainable and equitable global prosperity. Powerful technologies are available to break poverty traps. The key is global, political cooperation. jeffrey sachs • common wealth • economics for a crowded planet • the end of poverty • economic policy
Fire Danger in the Wildland-Urban Intermix: A USFS Response Discussion of the development of residential land uses and fire suppression efforts in the growing county fringes and withing USFS boundaries. usfs • fire • wildland-urban intermix •
Madagascar EcoTravel The luxury of air travel is clear with a trip to Madagascar. Your vacation dollars are well spent seeing lemurs and other one-of-a-kind species in their natural habitat. madagascar ecotravel ecotourism fun help islands u • off the coast of east africa homes to largest numb • live nowhere else • environments in this ranges sustainable rain dry f • wildlife
Vajk's Dilemma
Is it nobler in the mind to take the best stock and leave home while we can, or to huddle together on a spent cinder, sharing resources equally and awaiting a spiritual reward? frontier theory • frontiers • space colonization • space habitats • forrester
Miniature Rock Gardens Miniature Rock Gardens. The therapeutic value of Miniature Rock Gardens, for all of us, whatever our situation along life's Path is surprisingly health rewarding. miniature rock gardens • online chat groups
Southern Right Whales on the Rebound Southern right whales, hunted to the brink of extinction earlier this century, are making a comeback off the Argentine coast, according to a report published last week. southern right whales • argentina • brazil • emu • comeback
American History for Travelers A Traveller's History of the USA gives visitors to America a potted history of the country, covering people, places, culture, politics, and all in one paperback book. traveller's history of the usa • historical travel guide • american politics and culture • understanding north america for visitors • brief summary of us places and people
Dental Assisting Dental assistants are always in demand. Learn how you can enter this growing field in just a few months. dental assistants • dental assisting • career planning • vocational training •
Looking way, way back Not many magazines attempted a review of the entire millennium, but Britain's Economist rose to the challenge. economist • economics • history • millennium
Making Green Plastics from Plants Australian researchers are a step closer to turning plants into 'biofactories' producing oils to replace petrochemicals used in manufacturing plastics and other products. making green plastics from plants • ‘biofactory’ plants produce oils • csiro and unusual fatty acids • csiro and ufas • using crops as biofactories
Middle Eastern Cities As cities in the Middle East are rapidly urbanizing, the contrast between traditional and modern values is becoming more and more apparent. middle eastern cities • physical changes in middle eastern cities • social changes in middle eastern cities • conflicts in middle eastern cities • geographic and social changes in middle east
Migrant Women Professionals Explore links between changes in western family structures and the migration of women professionals from industrializing nations. depopulation • women • migrant workers • professionals • family
The Black Death in Europe The Black Death was a shattering event that caused widespread not to mention drastic demographic, economic, and social changes that the survivors barely understood. black death • europe • bubonic plague • asia • china
The Nature-Child Connection Children need nature for healthy physical, psychological, and spiritual development. children and nature • child development • healthy development • children and optimal health • optimal health in children
Wild Weather? If the weather has seemed more extreme in recent years, scientsts say Mother Nature isn't the only culprit. weather • weather • weather • weather • weather
Acid Rain Part Two Description of environmental impacts as a result of acid rain. acid rain • environmentla impacts • composition changes • habitat destruction • acidity
Aid Giving Why are governments slashing their foreign aid budgets instead of attempting to address global poverty when the opportunity is there? aid • poverty • refugees • election • agenda
Argentina Trade Opportunities Can exporters & importers for South America's richest country profit from a more computerized economy plus demands for Argentina's wines in the international marketplace? argentina trade opportunities • south america's richest country • argentina's new world wines • argentina’s top export partners • argentina’s top import partners
Bio-control of Pests and Diseases, I Biological control involves controlling pests to maintain a natural balance in a ecosystem. Written by Geoffrey Ian Miller. biocontrol • plant • insect • animal • antagonistic
Colonial Virginia & New England Emigrants Two passenger lists from 1635 disclose widely different emigrants, enabling historians to draw conclusions about family and community building in colonial America. new england and virginia colonies compared • contrasting colonial emigrants • patterns of colonial settlement in new england and • families and servants in colonial new england • effects of emigrant patterns in colonial america
Desert Gardening Expert Speaks I Living in New Mexico, Judith Phillips is a much-sought-after speaker and author of a number of books on gardening in the southwest. judith phillips • gardening • ethno-botanical • mesas • new mexico gardener's guide
Developing Illusions Bill Gates warned of the "digital divide" between techology "haves" and "have nots." Smithsgate explores the reality of the growing gap between the 1st and 2nd economy. development • bill gates • digital divide • technology • war
Effects of the American Civil War The American Civil War created relationships between government and business concerns that continued after the war and sparked Gilded Age industrialization. effects of the civil war • american civil war and big business • industrialization and the civil war • the civil war contributes to rapid american indust • sacrifice and the civil war
Elk, a Hunted Elegance Elk have been a hunted animal for a very long time. Often they have been discriminated for the actions, when they should actually be commended, find out why here... I also have a lot of general facts about elk you may find pretty interesting. elk • exotic • wildlife • animals • deer |
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