Do humans have the inalienable right to reproduce in grater numbers than can be supported and sustained by the current global environment?
The Planet Being Saved By Mandatory Birth Control
The Planet Being Saved By Mandatory Birth Control Hi fans! We're looking for some current news on world population control efforts. Your help is greatly appreciated.
Chris Yoakum Seems like a big problem isn't the people who want to breed, but the accidental births. More over the chronic accidentals.
The Planet Being Saved By Mandatory Birth Control India resorts to cash incentives for birth control ~ interesting article
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The Planet Being Saved By Mandatory Birth Control 6,782,024,943 .... Today's estimated world population. Approximate doubling time: 60 years
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Rachael Johnson I am all for *sterilization* of the members of the human race that cannot support children and exist in areas that are overpopulated, or who are just plain stupid/unintelligent or crooked. Sterilization is a more permanent form of birth control, yes, but the chemicals in birth control pills (spermicides and ovulation ...suppressants) get into the water via the sewage system and affect the surrounding organisms as a result. All humans definitely don't have the right to breed, but we do have the undeniable duty to care for our world.
Heath Bleau
I don't claim to know the solutions, but overpopulation is by far the single largest aggregate to every single major problem with the planet. If you trace back disease, war, malnutrition, pollution, poverty; everything has one of it's root causes as overpopulation.
I did my part, I was 21 when I was neutered. Do your part.
The Planet Being Saved By Mandatory Birth Control Glad to see this group is growing, please share it with your friends. And please post. Open dialog and communication are key to any movement. I believe in asking these difficult questions and I would like people to be brave enough to answer them.
