The pro-development NGO, World Growth, today released a new report, which concludes WWF is wholly out of touch with the real world. Continue reading
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Wendell Krossa: Limited Thinking
The belief in limits is a primitive perspective. Alarmist environmentalism does not appreciate the fundamental human impulse to seek something better, to progress, and to create a better life and world. Continue reading
Robert Bradley Jr.: President Obama’s Malthusian New Deal: Recovery Not
With unemployment high, economic recovery elusive, and gasoline prices near record levels, the term Great Recession has joined the economic infamy list that is only topped by the 1930s Great Depression. Enter Barack Obama as the new-age FDR, ready to lead us back to prosperity with his newly unfurled election-year “to do” list for Congress. Continue reading
Posted in Green hell, Green jobs, Population
Tagged hatred of humans, misanthropy, neomalthusian, thomas malthus
Michael Lemonick: The Issue of Population is More Than a Little Radioactive
Talk to people who care about the environment and you’ll hear plenty about pollution, deforestation, sustainability and climate change. What you won’t hear is the word “population,” unless it refers to populations of endangered species. Continue reading
Posted in Environmentalism, Population, World resources
Tagged club of rome, hatred of humans, limits to growth, malthus, misanthropy, neomalthusian
