Key mines given free rein over aquifers Date July 19, 2012 8 reading now 13 Read later Sean Nicholls Sydney Morning Herald State Political Editor View more articles from Sean Nicholls Follow Sean on TwitterEmail Sean inShare Email article Print THE most controversial coal and coal seam gas mining projects could still go ahead despite Continue Reading →
News 10 new results for POPULATION GROWTH A record population increase? It’s OK, Britain can copeThe GuardianMatt Cavanagh: The population increase revealed by the census will pressure services. But numbers can create a false image of overcrowding.See all stories on this topic » The Guardian Sloppy reporting on Minneapolis, St. Paul population growthMinnPost.com (blog)As anyone who follows me knows, Continue Reading →
Chattanooga’s population growth outpacing other cities’Chattanooga Times Free PressWhen David and Beth Neuhoff moved to Chattanooga nearly a decade ago so David could take a corporate-level job with CBL & Associates Properties, they left the mountains of Boulder, Colo., for a lakefront house at Eagle Bluff in Harrison.See all stories on this topic » Chattanooga Times Continue Reading →
Time Is Now to Control Our Population Growth RateAllAfrica.comWith each Rwandan woman producing an average of 4.6 children during her lifespan, our national fertility rates remain one of the highest in the world. At the same time, our population is growing at the rate of 2.8% every year with the use of any forms …See all stories on Continue Reading →
No end in sight to Valley’s population growthAllentown Morning CallNewly revised projections from the Lehigh Valley Planning Commission show that our strategically located and enticingly inexpensive region could be home to an additional 227000 people by 2040, bringing its total population to nearly 900000 and growing.See all stories on this topic » Allentown Morning Call ESCONDIDO: City Continue Reading →
News 10 new results for POPULATION GROWTH The Elephant in the RoomHuffington PostFor years, too many political and opinion leaders around the world have shrugged off concerns about rapid population growth and escalating consumption patterns as overstated warnings from scientific Chicken Littles.See all stories on this topic » Why You Should Be Skeptical of Statistics on City Continue Reading →