In his research he's drawn similar conclusions to those in his FiveThirtyEight post, arguing that rising disaster costs can be explained by growing population and wealth.
What used to be done by an entitled young adults with a graduate degree is now being done by growing populations of hardworking and intelligent people abroad.
Water supplies there are already squeezed by growing populations, said Jonas Minton, the deputy director of the California Department of Water Resources.
The Causes Demand for Fish Is Booming Experts say the industry expansion has been driven by growing populations and prosperity around the world.
Starbird pointed to the energy crisis in many poorer countries: despite huge efforts in developing countries to provide electricity, capacity is "eaten up" by growing populations.
Although the £113bn NHS budget has been protected, rising patient demand driven by a growing, ageing population, and an increasing number of patients living with long-term illnesses, has continued.
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This increase is influenced by a growing and ageing population, a later age at the birth of a first child, earlier menarche, as well as by the introduction of national mammographic screening programs [ 4].
Australia, by contrast, will likely grow to a population of about 40 million by the 2050s which will see a level of ongoing workforce and economic growth that is exceptional across the OECD.
The passage of the Preemption Act prefaced the emergence of a vocal reform movement embracing "homesteading" — the free distribution of public land — as a safety valve for an American political and economic order threatened by a growing poor population in Eastern cities.
