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Title:
Population growth / Noah Berlatsky, book editor.
Publisher:
Greenhaven Press,
Copyright Date:
c2009
Description:
249 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.
Subject:
Population.
Population--Economic aspects.
Population--Environmental aspects.
Other Authors:
Berlatsky, Noah.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Population growth and hunger -- The United States must support family planning to reduce poverty and world hunger -- The Philippines must slow population growth to combat food crisis -- Asia and Africa face a dangerous reduction in farmland as population grows -- Ethiopia must reverse the cycle of population growth, deforestation, and starvation -- The global food crisis is not caused by overpopulation -- Consumption by wealthy nations is more of a threat than population growth -- Population growth and the environment -- World population growth threatens environmental disaster -- Pakistani population growth will contribute to global warming -- Australia faces water shortages as population grows -- Indonesia fisheries may be destroyed as population grows -- Asia's population and economic growth has created serious pollution problems -- The Galapagos Islands face loss of ecological treasures as population grows -- When humans leaves, other species thrive -- Population growth and economic development -- India must give its poor access to credit to reduce population growth -- Canada should tie foreign aid to reduction in population growth -- Western Europe needs more immigration to fuel population and economic growth -- Japan's population decline may help its economic growth -- Russia's economy is hurt by poor health, not by population decline -- Population growth and society -- Kenyan violence is propelled by growth in young male population -- Iran's choice of education is associated with decline in fertility -- Egypt struggles to find socially acceptable ways to reduce fertility -- Chinese people support state-enforced population control and abortion -- To control population growtn, Peru forcibly sterilized women -- Britain faces dangerous cultural changes as immigrants cause population growth -- Palestinian population growth is a myth used to intimidate Israel.
Series:
Global viewpoints
ISBN:
0737744715 (pbk.)
9780737744712 (pbk.)
0737744707 (hardcover)
9780737744705 (hardcover)
OCLC:
(OCoLC)317921406
LCCN:
2009016635
Locations:
UQAX771 -- Des Moines Area Community College Library - Ankeny (Des Moines)
HYAX325 -- Iowa Lakes Community College Library - Estherville (Estherville)
UVAX975 -- Western Iowa Tech Library (Sioux City)

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