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Worldwatch Papers
Correcting Gender Myopia: Gender Equity, Women's Welfare, And The Environment
- WWP #161
Beyond Malthus: Sixteen Dimensions of the Population Problem
- WWP #143
The Hour of Departure: Forces that Create Refugees and Migrants
- WWP #125
Guardians of the Land: Indigenous Peoples and the Health of the Earth
- WWP #112
Gender Bias: Roadblock to Sustainable Development
- WWP #110
Women's Reproductive Health: The Silent Emergency
- WWP #102
The Global Politics of Abortion
- WWP #97
Environmental Refugees: A Yardstick of Habitability
- WWP #86
Planning the Global Family
- WWP #80
Our Demographically Divided World
- WWP #74
Investing in Children
- WWP #64
Reversing Africa's Decline
- WWP #65
Promoting Population Stabilization: Incentives for Small Families
- WWP #54
Population Policies for a New Economic Era
- WWP #53
Infant Mortality and the Health of Societies
- WWP #47
Global Housing Prospects: The Resource Constraints
- WWP #46
Refugees: The New International Politics of Displacement
- WWP #43
Men and Family Planning
- WWP #41
International Migration: The Search For Work
- WWP #33
Resource Trends and Population Policy: A Time for Reassessment
- WWP #29
Women and Population Growth: Choice Beyond Childbearing
- WWP #16
Health: The Family Planning Factor
- WWP #10
Filling the Family Planning Gap
- WWP #12
World Population Trends: Signs of Hope, Signs of Stress
- WWP #8
The Unfinished Assignment: Equal Education for Women
- WWP #7
Twenty-two Dimensions of the Population Problem
- WWP #5
Women in Politics: A Global Review
- WWP #3
Worldwatch Books
Beyond Malthus: Nineteen Dimensions of the Population Challenge
Full House: Reassessing the Earth's Population Carrying Capacity
State of the World
Chapters
Linking Population, Women, and Biodiversity
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State of the World
2003
Rethinking Population, Improving Lives
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State of the World
2002
Feeding Nine Billion
-
State of the World
1999
Press Releases
World Health Day- Monday, April 7, 2003
- April 02, 2003
New Study Shows Strong Links Between Women's Lives, Population, and the Environment
- September 19, 2002
From Rio to Johannesburg: Securing Water for People, Crops, and Ecosystems
- July 16, 2002
Human Nature on Collision Course with Genetic Engineering
- July 01, 2002
From Rio to Johannesburg: What's Good for Women is Good for the World
- April 30, 2002
Friday, March 8 is International Womens Day
- March 05, 2002
HIV Epidemic Slowing Population Growth as World Approaches 6 Billion
- September 28, 1999
Unemployment Climbing As World Approaches 6 Billion
- September 02, 1999
India Reaching 1 Billion on August 15: No Celebration Planned
- August 13, 1999
Our Demographically Divided World: Rising Mortality Joins Falling Fertility To Slow Population Growth
- April 08, 1999
Worldwatch Briefing: Sixteen Dimensions of the Population Problem
- September 24, 1998
Farmers and Fishers Now Need Help From Family Planner to Balance Food and Population
- September 26, 1996
Links
Alan Guttmacher Institute
International Planned Parenthood Federation
International Womens Health Coalition
Johns Hopkins University/Center for Communication Programs
NOVA: World in the Balance
Population Action International
Population Council
Population Institute
Population Media Center
Population Reference Bureau
U.S. Census Bureau
United Nations Population Division
United Nations Population Fund
United Nations Population Information Network
World Watch
Magazine Articles
A Challenge to Conservationists
- November/ December 2004
Editors’ Introduction
- September/ October 2004
The Population Story So Far
- September/ October 2004
The Hazards of Youth
- September/ October 2004
World Population, Agriculture, and Malnutrition
- September/ October 2004
Not Tonight, Sweetie; No Energy
- September/ October 2004
Definitely
Probably One
- September/ October 2004
Population, Family Planning, and the Future of Africa
- September/ October 2004
Harmonizing Population and Coastal Resources in the Philippines
- September/ October 2004
Population,Migration,and Globalization
- September/ October 2004
The Economic Conundrum of an Aging Population
- September/ October 2004
Low Fertility and Sustainability
- September/ October 2004
The Positive Side of the Older Populations To Come
- September/ October 2004
Global Population Reduction: Confronting the Inevitable
- September/ October 2004
Sorry, Ladies, But You Have No Choice
- March/ April 2004
Mapping Diversity
- March/ April 2003
Squatter Cities And Slums
- November/ December 2002
Remember Rwanda?
- September/ October 2002
Beyond Cloning (Part 1)
- July/ August 2002
Beyond Cloning (Part 2)
- July/ August 2002
Exportable Righteousness, Expendable Women
- January/ February 2002
An Essay on the Population Explosion
- July/ August 2001
Last Words: The Dying of Languages
- May/ June 2001
AIDS Has Arrived in India and China
- January/ February 2001
Breaking Out or Breaking Down
- September/ October 1999
The Politics of Life and Death
- May/ June 1999
Taking the University to Task
- May/ June 1998
Before the Next Doubling
- January/ February 1998
Death in the Family Tree
- September/ October 1997
Elephants and People on a Crowded Continent
- May/ June 1997
China's Challenge to the United States and to the Earth
- September/ October 1996
The World's Violence Against Women
- July/ August 1996
Russia's Population Sink
- January/ February 1996
Kenya's Plans For Its Children
- January/ February 1995
What's Driving Migration?
- January/ February 1995
The Last Commodity: Child Prostitution in the Developing World
- July/ August 1994
Refugees: The Rising Flood
- May/ June 1994
Men, Sex, and Parenthood in an Overpopulating World
- March/ April 1994
It Comes Down to the Coasts
- March/ April 1994
Defending the Land With Maps
- January/ February 1994
Last Sanctuary
- November/ December 1992
Out of the Woods
- November/ December 1992
The Other Epidemic
- May/ June 1992
Lost in the Shadow Economy
- March/ April 1992
Native Americans Stand Their Ground
- November/ December 1991
India's Misconcieved Family Plan
- November/ December 1991
Reproductive Perestroika
- September/ October 1990
Abortion in a New Light
- March/ April 1990
Baby Budget
- September/ October 1989
Feeding Six Billion
- September/ October 1989
Crimes of Gender
- March/ April 1989
Growing Food in a Warmer World
- November/ December 1988
Growing Grain Grip
- September/ October 1988
The Forgotten Resource
- May/ June 1988
Choice at Any Cost
- March/ April 1988