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Sunday’s front page on the New York Times features an important story that looks at the perilous situation in Africa, where overpopulation’s effects are being seen in local warfare over food resources, particularly land. The farmland is becoming depleted, while a skyrocketing number of people fight over what’s available for use. The story focuses […] July 30th, 2017 | Category: overpopulation | Tags: Africa, desertification, drought, Europe, farmland, food resources, food security, illegal, immigration, land overuse, overgrazing |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Immigrant Pablo Manriquez challenged the border-defender Fox News host in a recent Huffpo article, Why Tucker Carlson Should Debate Me On Immigration (July 13). So a “gentlemanly” debate ensued on Tuesday, where Tucker brought up the overriding issue first thing — the numbers. If America admitted 50,000 legal immigrants annually (or ZERO ideally as the […] July 20th, 2017 | Category: overpopulation | Tags: automated future, automation, California, environment, farmland, immigration, immigration numbers, natural resources, overpopulation, robot, water, water supply | Email This Post | Print This Post Is it ungenerous to experience shock when Tucker Carlson says he’s never heard of an environmentalist who spoke out against excessive immigration until he ran across Professor Philip Cafaro? Do not foundational figures like David Brower and Gaylord Nelson ring a bell somewhere in memory?? Have the giants really been forgotten so soon? David Brower […] July 8th, 2017 | Category: immigration, overpopulation | Tags: environmental sustainability, farmland, immigration, immigration-fueled population growth, population growth, water supply | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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