Population and the Environment

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The environmental movement has skyrocketed in the past three decades. At the same time, the world has entered into the information age. As a result of these nearly simultaneous events, there are volumes of literature available on the ecological threats humankind must face. There are a myriad of problems that plague the earth's environment, and as many approaches in proposing solutions. One thing is clear in any ecological assessment of the planet though. Human beings have had the greatest, most damaging impact (on an exponential level) to the planet of any species on the planet

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The environmental movement has skyrocketed in the past three decades. At the same time, the world has entered into the information age. As a result of these nearly simultaneous events, there are volumes of literature available on the ecological threats humankind must face. There are a myriad of problems that plague the earth's environment, and as many approaches in proposing solutions. One thing is clear in any ecological assessment of the planet though. Human beings have had the greatest, most damaging impact (on an exponential level) to the planet of any species on the planet.


Much of the knowledge regarding environmental issues has necessarily been based in the scientific arena. In this paper, two articles discussing the negative impact of population growth..."

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