[liberallarry]

He doesn't mention that population growth is concentrated in the third world, mostly in the Muslim world, and that the latter, especially, has no interest in cutting such growth. Nor does he deal with the economic consequences. But at least he's raising the issue and it deserves more public discussion.

[Armedanddangerous]

Tom Clancy already dealt with this in his novel, RaninBow Six.

Environmentalist whackos develop a virus to kill off most of the people on earth, designed to be unleashed during the Sydney Olympics.

Of course, the antiterrorist team RAINBOW foils their plans.

[WildWeasel]

Soylent Green is people!

[VOA]

“Chris Rapley, who takes up his post on September 1,...”

Who is Chris Rapely?
Well, maybe some one on this thread has already found out, but I don’t
have time to read all the posts.

But it sure took me a bit of Google time to find out.

1. Chris Rapely isn’t a climatologist.
2. Chris Rapely isn’t a meterologist.
3. Chris Rapely isn’t a climate historian

But...here is what Chris Rapely is (see blurb below under URL).
And I’ve got to tip my hat to the way some PhDs (or DScs) can make
a lucrative lateral move (or upgrade!) by moving into areas outside their
training and expertise!
And as an emeritus professor in pharmacology told me...an elegant
British accent automatically gives a person the “benefit of the doubt”
for about 30 IQ points in academia, business and institutional circles.

http://www.foe.co.uk/resource/press_releases/potential_sea_level_rise_w_19092006.html

Chris Rapley Prof Chris Rapley CBE is Director of the British Antarctic
Survey (BAS). Prior to this he was for four years the Executive Director
of the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP) at the
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm. This followed
an extended period as Professor of Remote Sensing Science and Associate
Director of University College London’s Mullard Space Science Laboratory.
He has a first degree in physics from Oxford, a M.Sc. in radioastronomy
from Manchester University, and a Ph.D. in X-ray astronomy from University
College London. He has been a Principal Investigator on both NASA
and European Space Agency satellite missions and is a member of
the NASA JPL Cassini mission Science Team. He has been a member of
numerous national and international committees and boards including
Vice President of the Scientific Committee for Antarctic Research and
Chair of the International Council for Science’s (ICSU) International
Polar Year 2007-2008 (IPY) Planning Group. He is currently a member
of the European Polar Board’s Executive and ICSU - World Meteorological
Organisation (WMO) Joint Committee for IPY. He is a Fellow of
St Edmund’s College Cambridge, and is an Honorary Professor at University
College London and at the University of East Anglia.

[Shooter 2.5]

This would be the correct solution to the world’s overpopulation and food shortages. We in American should stop having more than three kids. We should cut welfare to families after three kids. We should build the wall on the Mexican border and stop legal immigration.

I would love to see our cities and countryside become separate again without the endless suburbia stretching on to the next city.

[8mmMauser]

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