The authors of studies like these have exaggerated the benefits of population control, because they ignore some of the significant economic benefits of large populations.
Suggestions that feral cats could be trapped, desexed, and rereleased as a method of population control were "crazy", Dickman said, because you would have to desex at least 75% of the population to have an impact.
And it's a good thing, too, because his sole contribution to Korean society was in the area of population control.
And not because by nature they don't produce children; the proper function of gay people in society is hardly as agents of population control.
As there is almost never one ideal control group, some researchers believe that population registers provide the most valid way of sampling controls in a hospital case-control study [ 5, 11- 14], because the main theoretical strength of population controls is the potential to provide information of exposure that is unaltered by associations with illness [ 1].
Then a dirge began playing over the loudspeaker, and all at once the women doubled over in agony, a chorus of 100 mothers wailing over the loss of sons and daughters who, because of China's population control policy, were their only children.
In April 2002, with the help of a lawyer, Ms. Feng was granted asylum based on her fear of persecution in China because of resistance to its population control policies.
-William Binney, a whistleblower who resigned from the NSA after 9/11 because he felt the agency was moving the country toward becoming a surveillance state, recently claimed his former bosses are sucking up all of our information because they want "total population control".
