Sentence examples for the problem of overpopulation from inspiring English sources

A good 90-95% will be affected, leaving just a few people fertile and the problem of overpopulation solved.

Dr. Hardin confounded many of his supporters with many of his prescriptions for solving the problem of overpopulation.

Many thoughtful Britons seriously explained that this would reduce the problem of overpopulation (about which the Victorians were obsessed since Thomas Malthus).

Pastoralists are stereotyped as irrational and destructive users of land and a main cause for the problem of overpopulation and overgrazing in the lowlands (UN OCHA Pastoralist Communication Initiative 2007; Getachew 2004; Ayalew 2001; Melesse 2009; PFE et al. 2010).

It is generally thought that the problem of overpopulation can only be solved by well-organized family planning programmes and education, leaving little room for other initiatives.

"This tower embraces the problems of overpopulation, farm production, oxygen generation, and the re-purposing of obsolete infrastructure," the team explains in their pitch.

We have seen the view face challenges in giving coherent and yet informative and compelling individuation principles for nonexistent individuals and all versions of the view suffer from the problem of metaphysical overpopulation.

Perhaps also forums of leading scientists who understand and agree with the Malthus-Darwin science and the problem of human overpopulation.

I hope Laudato Si' is only the first installment in a courageous reappraisal of theology-as-status-quo, and that we can look forward soon to another encyclical addressing the problem of human overpopulation in its integral relationship with overconsumption.

This lack of information has hampered the widespread application of CaCl2 to address the problem of dog overpopulation.

Global Footprint Network and other experts say addressing the growing problem of overpopulation is a cornerstone of reducing ecological debt.