The modern environmental movement is certainly well-intentioned, but we all know what the road to Hell is paved with. Modem ecological activism got its start with Rachel Carson’s brilliantly flawed book Silent Spring, and the mistakes just keep coming. The movement, for example, still follows
Once again, radical environmentalism and population control have joined forces to battle against the world’s most notorious offender: Mankind. The perpetrator of this sly attack will not come as a surprise to frequent Review readers (he is a regular offender of right reason on the
The muffled explosions you hear are the sounds of European populations crashing. The UN Population Division has just released a report showing that Europe and Japan will undergo dramatic declines in population over the next 50 years. Europe’s population will fall by 122 million to
At a time when advances in the status of women were being celebrated at Beijing+5 in New York, PRI presented information of ongoing abuses of poor, minority women in Peru to members of Congress and the media on Capitol Hill on 14 March 2000. PRI’s
The major part of my typical day is spent at Maji na Ufanisi (Water and Development), where I work full time. This is a Kenya NGO that improves access to clean water and ensures proper sanitation. One thing that encourages me to go to work
February 23, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 4 Dear Friend and Colleague: Statistics issued by the US Census Bureau months ago were recently resurrected by the US Department of Commerce to suggest that America is becoming overpopulated. Steven W. Mosher President Commerce Spin Aids Domestic Family Planning
February16, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 3 Dear Friend and Colleague: William Jefferson Clinton has promised the “family planning” lobby in Washington, DC, to restore spending for foreign “family planning” to its 1995 record level. In his 2001 budget summary, the President couches population control for black
February 9, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 2 Dear Friend and Colleague: In releasing his budget proposal for 2001 this week, President Clinton said that “the details [in the budget] make the difference, and if we can enact them we will make all the difference for America.”
January 7, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 1 Dear Friend and Colleague: The US Census Bureau’s special Compendium for the Millennium notes a prosperous past 100 years, but raises concerns about our future because of America’s rapidly falling birthrate. Steven W. Mosher President US Census Report Reveals
IIRD Offers Hope to the Poorest of the Poor Poverty in Bangladesh is so pronounced that former US Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger, once called it the “basketcase of the world.” But a hopeful transition is taking place. Thanks to the work of William Christiansen,
The modern environmental movement is certainly well-intentioned, but we all know what the road to Hell is paved with. Modem ecological activism got its start
Once again, radical environmentalism and population control have joined forces to battle against the world’s most notorious offender: Mankind. The perpetrator of this sly attack
The muffled explosions you hear are the sounds of European populations crashing. The UN Population Division has just released a report showing that Europe and
At a time when advances in the status of women were being celebrated at Beijing+5 in New York, PRI presented information of ongoing abuses of
The major part of my typical day is spent at Maji na Ufanisi (Water and Development), where I work full time. This is a Kenya
February 23, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 4 Dear Friend and Colleague: Statistics issued by the US Census Bureau months ago were recently resurrected by the US
February16, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 3 Dear Friend and Colleague: William Jefferson Clinton has promised the “family planning” lobby in Washington, DC, to restore spending for
February 9, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 2 Dear Friend and Colleague: In releasing his budget proposal for 2001 this week, President Clinton said that “the details
January 7, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 1 Dear Friend and Colleague: The US Census Bureau’s special Compendium for the Millennium notes a prosperous past 100 years,
IIRD Offers Hope to the Poorest of the Poor Poverty in Bangladesh is so pronounced that former US Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger, once called