Previous agricultural revolutions have saved us from starvation – and we need another one now, says Michael Hanlon. Continue reading
Tag Archives: neomalthusians
Mark P. Mills: The Next Great Growth Cycle
Today’s techno-pessimists say technology and America have plateaued. Continue reading
Junk Science Week: 2052? More like 2084
Last October, at a conference in Ottawa, systems-management guru Dennis Meadows declared from the podium that it was already “too late for sustainable development.” Continue reading
Ottawa axes ocean pollution monitoring program
Much as it comes as a shock to them, greenie playtime is over. You can only scream “crisis” and “humans are evil” so long before said humans get tired of paying you to act against their interests. Continue reading
Bryan Walsh: Feeding the Planet Without Destroying It
“Climate change is the environmental problem that obsesses us, the one that’s the focus of high-flying international summits and hardcore national politics. But it’s not the only environmental problem — and it’s not even the biggest one.“
No Bryan, climate change is not even a problem at all – at least not in the real world. The world’s major problem is really the amalgam of environmentalism, greenie obstructionists and hatred of humanity. The wannabe “planet savers” view humanity as a disease afflicting their pagan goddess. Continue reading
Robert Zubrin: China’s population-control holocaust
The bloody history of ‘Limits to Growth’ Continue reading
Posted in Environmentalism, Population
Tagged club of rome, hatred of humans, malthus, misanthropy, neomalthusians
Ben Pile: The Royal Society Takes Another Step Away from Science
So when did inequality, poverty, reproductive rights, and the issue of what levels of material wealth people should be entitled to become matters of ‘science’? (It’s a rhetorical question). Continue reading
Posted in Eco-imperialism, Environmentalism, Overpopulation
Tagged hatred of humans, misanthropy, neomalthusians
