Family Planning: Past Lessons for the Future
The Overpopulation Project presents the second video in our four-part interview mini-series, an interview with Carl Wahren, a […]
Introducing The Overpopulation Project Video Series # 1: The Usefulness of Foreign Aid
The Overpopulation Project is proud to present the first video in our four-part interview mini-series, an interview […]
The work of Professor William Davis
Artist Bill Davis has worked on 6 continents. His project, No Dark in Sight, is funded to exhibit how artificial […]
What Collected Behavior Creates Sustainability
“Global Sustainability is determined by the collected behavior of 7 billion people. This behavior must be determined […]
Earth vs. The Amoeba
Earth Day Talk, Stockholm Wisconsin, April 22, 2019 We have many narratives about our culture; -that we […]
Mother of all droughts
Poetry relating to the Murray Darling River System.
Perium Presents: Guy Lane and Paul Ehrlich
Join Guy Lane and Paul Ehrlich – author of the Population Bomb – in a zany, science-based, […]
Unstoppable. Why it’s time to think about human extinction with Dr David Suzuki
After listening to this ep with Dr David Suzuki, you’ll never be the same again. The environmentalist, […]
BBC Earth Podcast
BBC Earth presents a podcast the size of a planet, telling stories about nature, science and our […]
Triple Bottom Line: the science of good business
Watch Sustainability Illustrated’s video on the Triple Bottom Line, an illustration of how the economy is a […]
Hypothesis for a Risk Cost of Carbon
Presentation and discussion of the recently published book chapter: “Hypothesis for a Risk Cost of Carbon: Revising […]
Perspectives in population, global development and the human predicament: Hans Rosling and Population Matters
Hans Rosling has given the world inspiring, creative and important insights into the world’s data and truths. […]
Human Overpopulation Atlas
João L.R. Abegão completed his Masters in Ecology and Environment where he specialized in Human Overpopulation […]
The Carbon Cycle
All living things are composed of carbon and the functioning of the carbon cycle is essential to […]
Equal Time for Free Thought
Jessica Schab interviewed Esther Phillips on WBAI 99.5 FM in New York on Esther’s thoughts on how […]
Hidden Challenges of the Trans-Papuan Economic Corridor
The Pacific island of New Guinea sustains one of the world’s last great tracts of unbroken rainforest. […]
Can we save energy, jobs and growth at the same time?
Jancovici’s conference in ENS School of Paris To download the Presentation : https://fr.slideshare.net/JoelleLecon…
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