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No Need for Population Control

Contrary to the fear mongering of the population alarmists, the world is not heading for a demographic catastrophe. The latest data on world population from the U.N. Population Division reveals a number of trends that seem to indicate otherwise. The following is PRI’s...

Never Say ‘Die’

Even as Population Growth Dramatically Slows, the United Nations Keeps Hyping ‘World Population Day’ On July 11th, the United Nations will celebrate its 26th World Population Day. The point of this annual exercise is to raise money to promote abortion,...

The West is Dying …Except for the US (2010)

Commentary: The West is Dying …Except for the US We don’t hear too much these days about the population explosion. The reason being is that there isn’t one anymore. In order to take a closer look at this, we examine worldwide statistics on birth,...

Worldwide Water Facts

** An estimated 2 to 4 million people in the world die each year as a result of contaminated water. ** One billion people in the world do not have access to safe and affordable drinking water ** Accessible water that could save thousands of lives often is available,...

German Population Plunge "Irreversible" (11/06)

[Federal Stats Office] One third of all European children will be born to Muslim families by 2025; the birthrate has dropped so low that immigration numbers cannot compensate. Germany has the lowest birthrate in Europe – 1.36 children/woman average, with an...

You Haven't Heard of the Doha Report?

Many people haven’t heard of the Doha Report. The reason is that it has been almost totally suppressed by the public media and certainly by radical pro-abortion, anti-family activists at the United Nations. The reason is obvious. They didn’t like it. But it’s for that...

Economic Price of Declining Birth Rates

A report by demographers at the UN Population Deivision concludes that economic development in Western Asian countries has been dependent upon migrating laborers from neighboring countries because the countries’ indigenous populations were insufficient. The...

Population Reversal for Taiwan

Taiwan is attempting to reverse its continuously declining birthrate, which stands at 1.16 children per woman, down from 6 children in the 1950s. The Ministry of the Interior, and Council for Economic Planning and Development has proposed awarding couples monetarily...