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Free Birth Control: There may be Pros but don’t Discount the Cons
Rachel Allison This week I received an email from a good friend. Among other news, she wrote that she had gone to pick up her birth control pills and was told, “No Charge.” My first thought? “It has b… more →
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The Culture of Life (and the Real Choice We Have to Make)
wrote 22 hours ago: It is interesting to me how themes and belief systems change over time and history; any authentic be … more →
Self-interest and the Common Good: the screaming baby
wrote 1 day ago: I’m not a nihilist. There is such a thing as the common good, and for any action, there are tw … more →
Census: Immigration Surpassing U.S. Births, White Children a Minority by 2018
wrote 5 days ago: WASHINGTON — Without increased immigration, whites would lose their U.S. majority in 2046, three yea … more →
Why motherhood is uncool
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wrote 1 week ago: “Yaar, tumne toh ek seat waste kar di” (you have wasted seat!). This was a statement made at a party … more →
EU demographics: the old continent with the aging population
wrote 1 week ago: Photo credits: euroalter.com The European Union has been facing, in the past 10 years, a destabilizi … more →
Strange News: Zombie outbreak in Ocala Florida (Photos)
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wrote 1 week ago: Strange News: Zombie outbreak in Ocala Florida (Photos) TOP NEWS MAY 11, 2013 BY: JOSEPH KIRK Subscr … more →
Modern Day Mothers
wrote 1 week ago: This snapshot of today’s mother tells a story of how we’ve evolved as a society, but it … more →
Population, part 2: What factors affect the size of the world population?
wrote 1 week ago: Yes, let’s look at my next question regarding world population, as stated above. The answer se … more →
Population in crisis hit EU countries will suffer for decades
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wrote 1 week ago: Joint press conference of Viviane Reding and Olli Rehn, Vice-Presidents of the European Commission, … more →
Germany Is a Case Study in What Happens when Family Planning Policies Target the Wrong Things
wrote 1 week ago: Pixabay Earlier this week, Save the Children released a report called “State of the World’s Mothers” … more →
The river of myths
wrote 2 weeks ago: I discovered this clip yesterday. It’s a very clever and visual illustration of the incredible … more →
Humorous Population Videos
wrote 3 weeks ago: Population decline over the whole West (2011 estimate) The above map is a cropped version of a Wikip … more →
The overpopulation distraction
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wrote 3 weeks ago: 2009 Shanghai International Auto Show. Photo by Ridking in Commons Wikimedia. The overpopulation co … more →
A Tale of Four Pyramids
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wrote 4 weeks ago: by Carl Haub, senior demographer, PRB There has been quite a bit made in the media and in blogs abou … more →
COMING SOON - World Bank Development
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wrote 1 month ago: Uncover the key factors that impact life and death around the world, including child labour, life ex … more →
Fertility and marriage behavior in Israel: Diversity, change, and stability
wrote 1 month ago: Overview: We describe the fertility and marriage behavior of populations in Israel, broken down by n … more →
JCHS: Childless Households Have Become the Norm
wrote 1 month ago: Childless Households Have Become the Norm by George Masnick Fellow In 1960 almost half of all house … more →
A response to Dick Smith's Wilberforce Award. Population, Growth and Consumerism
wrote 1 month ago: I’m too old to win the $1,000,000. But I just have to put in my 2 cents. First lets break this … more →
CIA World Factbook: Birthrates for 224 Nations
wrote 1 month ago: This entry gives a figure for the average number of children that would be born per woman if all wom … more →
