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Growing global population: burden or boon to the environment?

  • Historical overview As the chemist and geographer Daniel B. Luten observed on the eve of the famous 1980 Julian Simon-Paul Ehrlich wager, since the
Opinion | BY JOANNA SZURMAK, PIERRE DESROCHERS | April 17, 2019
Chemist and geographer Daniel B. Luten observed that since the late 18th century ‘the question of limits to growth and optimism and pessimism regarding the human prospect [has been] debated without consensus.’ The Hill Times file photograph

Growing global population: burden or boon to the environment?

Opinion | BY JOANNA SZURMAK, PIERRE DESROCHERS | April 17, 2019
  • Historical overview As the chemist and geographer Daniel B. Luten observed on the eve of the famous 1980 Julian Simon-Paul Ehrlich wager, since the

Growing global population: burden or boon to the environment?

Opinion | BY JOANNA SZURMAK, PIERRE DESROCHERS | April 17, 2019
  • Historical overview As the chemist and geographer Daniel B. Luten observed on the eve of the famous 1980 Julian Simon-Paul Ehrlich wager, since the
Chemist and geographer Daniel B. Luten observed that since the late 18th century ‘the question of limits to growth and optimism and pessimism regarding the human prospect [has been] debated without consensus.’ The Hill Times file photograph
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