Food, Land, Water and Pollution

• BIODIVERSITY DECAY
• Recent Developments in Environmental Sciences, by Paul Ehrlich, Sept. 25, 1998
• Revisiting Carrying Capacity, by William E. Rees, 1996
• WILL LIMITS OF THE EARTH'S RESOURCES CONTROL HUMAN NUMBERS?, by David Pimentel, O. Bailey, P. Kim, E. Mullaney, J. Calabrese, L. Walman, F. Nelson, and X. Yao; February 25, 1999
• Ecology of Increasing Disease, by David Pimentel, October, 1998
• THE MASSIVE MOVEMENT TO MARGINALIZE THE MODERN MALTHUSIAN MESSAGE, by Albert A. Bartlett. This is a revised version of an article that was published in The Social Contract Vol. 8, No. 3, Spring 1998, Pgs. 239 - 251
• LAND, ENERGY AND WATER: THE CONSTRAINTS GOVERNING IDEAL U.S. POPULATION SIZE, by David Pimentel and Marcia Pimentel (1991)
• link to U.S. FOOD PRODUCTION THREATENED BY RAPID POPULATION GROWTH, the Pimentels (1997)
• link to Food Security for a Growing World Population 200 Years After Malthus, Still an Unsolved Problem
• Optimum Human Population Size, by Gretchen C. Daily
• Restoring Value to the WorId's Degraded Lands, by Gretchen C. Daily (1995)
• An exploratory model of the impact of rapid climate change on the world food situation, by Grechen C. Daily and Paul R. Ehrlich (1990)
• FOOD, LAND, POPULATION and the U.S. ECONOMY-FULL REPORT, by David Pimentel of Cornell University and Mario Giampietro Istituto of Nazionale della Nutrizione, Rome. November 21, 1994
• CONSTRAINTS ON THE EXPANSION OF THE GLOBAL FOOD SUPPLY, by Henery W Kindall and David Pimentel (1994)
• Response to Bartlett and Lytwak (1995): Population and Immigration Policy in the United States , by Anne H. Ehrlich Paul R. Ehrlich
• Chronic Famine and the Immorality of Food Aid, by Joseph Fletcher (1991)
• THE CORNUCOPIAN FALLACIES, by Lindsey Grant (1992)
• IMPACT OF POPULATION GROWTH ON FOOD SUPPLIES AND ENVIRONMENT, by David Pimentel, Xuewen Huang, Ana Cordova, and Marcia Pimentel (February, 1996)
• KERMIT OLSON MEMORIAL LECTURE: Food Supply and World Population, by David Pimentel (March, 6, 1995)
• Putting the Bite on Planet Earth, by Don Hinrichson, Oct. 1994
• ENERGY AND POPULATION: Transitional Issues and Eventual Limits, by Paul J. Werbos (1993?)
• FOOD, LAND, POPULATION and the U.S. ECONOMY-EXECUTIVE SUMMARY, by David Pimentel of Cornell University and Mario Giampietro Istituto of Nazionale della Nutrizione, Rome. Executive Summary Released November 21, 1994
• IMMIGRATION: NO. 1 IN U.S. GROWTH New Look Shows Greater Role in 1970-90 Population Increase, by Roy Beck (1991-1992)
• THE POPULATION EXPLOSION is from Paul and Anne Ehirlich. This is also where to find JULIAN SIMON'S BET and HIS ULTIMATE RESOURCE
• How and Why Journalists Avoid the Population-Environment Connection, by T. Michael Maher, March 1997
• Negative Population Growth, by John B. Hall, Sept. 1996
• The Food "Surplus": a Staple Illusion of Economics; a Cruel Illusion for Populations, by Jim C. Fandrem, Winter, 1988
• Rethinking the Environmental Impacts of Population, Affluence and Technology, by Thomas Dietz and Eugene A. Rosa (1994)
• WHY DO WOMEN HAVE BABIES? A book review by Robert A. McConnell (September, 1996)
• HOW TO INFLUENCE FERTILITY: The Experience So Far, by John R. Weeks (1990)
• THE TIGHTENING CONFLICT: POPULATION, ENERGY USE, AND THE ECOLOGY OF AGRICULTURE, by Mario Giampietro and David Pimentel (1994)
• LIVING WITHIN OUR ENVIRONMENTAL MEANS: Natural Resources And An Optimum Human Population, by Rachel F. Preiser (1994)
• National Security Study Memorandum 200 April 24, 1974
• The 1972 Rockefeller Commission Report on U. S. Population, July, 1969
• WHY EXCESS IMMIGRATION DAMAGES THE ENVIRONMENT from Population-Environment Balance (1992)
• IMMIGRATION, JOBS & WAGES: The Misuses of Econometrics, by Donald L. Huddle (1992)
• IMMIGRATION AND THE U.S. ENERGY SHORTAGE, by Donald Mann, President Negative Population Growth, Inc. (May 1988)
• FULL HOUSE is a Worldwatch book review.
• THE LAST OASIS is a Worldwatch book review.
• NET LOSS is a Worldwatch book review.
• TOP OF THE NINTH, by Joel Campbell