population, Tag

The idea that TFR is not an appropriate or the most appropriate statistic for population growth studies is intriguing.  And has led to the question:  are we using the right and/or best statistic as an/the indicator for...

The lesson from the overpopulation debacle is that people adapt to their environment.

Here I just want to look at what has become a run-away bad habit in the field of science and data. .... Statistica....does not do anything to visually distinguish between the actually data and the projections from the...

By Jo Nova Some overpaid academics think the rich nations owe $192,000,000,000,000 to poorer nations because of the “carbon pollution” they emitted.

By Jo Nova Where do people live? These marvelous spike maps mark out a 3D representation of the population density on each two-kilometer-square pixel of Earth’s surface...

In the short time that we have to prevent catastrophic global heating, population rises are irrelevant, writes Ian Brown, while Daniel Rodriguez says the problem is overconsumption in the west

“Japan is ageing so rapidly that if current trends continue, the nation could eventually disappear altogether”, writes Jennifer Sciubba in her data-packed book 8 Billion and Counting.

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach For the usual totally obscure reasons, I got to thinking about the increase in atmospheric CO2. I thought I’d compare it with population growth. Here’s…

Elon Musk, while discussing his Teslabot concept, suggested that people who claim the world is overpopulated are helping to cause the downfall of civilisation.

When climate activists discuss a "well being" economy, I thought they just meant communism. Turns out a "well being" economy is also code for encouraging the deplorables to gradually die off.

Study citing ‘perilous state’ of industrial civilisation ranks temperate islands top for resilience

“Fewer babies’ cries. More abandoned homes. Toward the middle of this century, as deaths start to exceed births, changes will come that are hard to fathom.” “All over the world, countries are confronting population...

Los Angeles-based film director and architect Liam Young recently released his latest work — Planet City, a speculative and provocative glimpse into a future where urban sprawl is reversed and the entire world population...

The filmmaker’s latest venture is an excruciating mishmash of environment falsehoods and plays into the hands of those he once opposed

Continent is set for massive urbanisation but can avoid relying on fossil fuels, says IEA