America Guaranteed to Surpass Population Capacity Sooner Rather than Later
My friend Dr. Jack Alpert, a Stanford University graduate and the director at www.Skil.org out of Shawnee, Kansas, projects specific societal breakdown... Read More
Global Consumption Skyrocketing
One consequence of an enormous population Across four decades, the Washington, D.C.-based Worldwatch Institute, founded in 1974 by the incomparable Lester Brown,... Read More
Quality of Life, Standard of Living: How’s Yours?
In my bicycle travels across six continents and almost 100 countries, I witnessed one harsh reality of human overpopulation: the higher the... Read More
Earth on Edge of Losing its Coral Reefs?
The warming seas are cooking the coral (well actually, bleaching it) Healthy coral reefs support a mind-boggling variety of marine life. California’s... Read More
Grading the ProPublica Series ‘Killing the Colorado’ on its Population Coverage
Not as Bad as Most, Not as Good as It Could and Should Be We’ve said it before and we’ll say it... Read More
Mother Nature Drugged with Our Pharmaceuticals
In 1996, pharmacologist and wildlife toxicologist Theo Colborn, Ph.D. (1927-2014) published her landmark book, Our Stolen Future, coauthored with Dianne Dumanoski and... Read More
Pollution Defiles Air Quality in California’s National Parks
I was so excited to be making my first-ever camping trip to Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park. My wife and I would inhale... Read More
Fabled Joshua Tree May Disappear from National Park Named for It
Drought, Climate Change Take Their Toll Up in Montana, the glaciers are melting rapidly in Glacier National Park due to a warming... Read More
Genetically Modified Organisms: Unleashing 21st Century Frankenstein on the Natural World
In the 20st century, the human multitude rearranged rivers, deserts, rainforests and the oceans to suit its voracious appetite for dominance over... Read More
Scientists Issue Humanity Another Warning…Yet Again
Human domination of the biosphere likened to rapid discharge of a battery With ever greater frequency it seems, reputable scientists are sounding... Read More