Sentence examples for book population from inspiring English sources
His latest book, Population Ten Billion, is published by Constable.
As hard as I try to manage the book population in my house, it's still growing.
1.38pm BST Joanna Lord here, just out of Danny Dorling's event on his book Population 10 Billion.
In the book Population Matters: People, Resources, Environment, and Immigration (1990), Julian Simon argued that growing prosperity and technology will only increase the amount of resources available, which in turn will raise the standard of living for all.
In recent weeks, there's been a steady putter of trails released in advance of the festival – an official announcement and short excerpts from Michael Perry's book Population 485 singing the praises of Wisconsin in the summertime, and then, a few days ago, a video of Vernon covering Spoon's Inside Out (here rechristened Time's Gone Inside Out).
Last month, Graffin combined his ego and alter-ego for the first time, playing acoustic Bad Religion songs as he toured his new book, Population Wars: A New Perspective on Competition and Coexistence.
LAY OF THE LAND An Outdoors Town, With Plenty of Books POPULATION -- 12,830 full-time residents.
For years Mr. Ehrlich, the author of the landmark 1968 book "The Population Bomb," had warned that rising populations would cause resource scarcity, even famine, with apocalyptic consequences for humanity.
Ehrlich – who originally wanted his book called Population, Resources and Environment – also agrees most population reductions are linked to rising affluence, and so consumption, which causes its own pressure on resources.
He "pushed very hard, was an innovative thinker, and is certainly somebody we're going to miss," says Stanford University biologist Paul Ehrlich, whose 1968 book, The Population Bomb, also stoked the debate over population and the environment.
The controversial demographer Paul Ehrlich distilled the essence of his somewhat apocalyptic 1968 book, The population bomb, into a simple equation: impact (I) = population (P) x affluence (A) x technology (T).
