Cutting the Population Burden

Population Curve.
Estimated World Population 10,000 BCE - 2000 CE. (Wikipedia)

The current world population is clearly unsustainable. There is an urgent need for countries to work towards gradually decreasing the population towards more sustainable levels by reducing the fertility rate.

Stabilising Australia's Population

Given the very high ecological footprint of Australians it is important that we lead the way in this area.

NewAustralia recommends the following to reduce the Australian population:

Reducing the World's Population

Australia should encourage other nations to eliminate cash incentives to having more than one child, increase availability of contraceptives and improve access to education for girls.

Limiting benefits to women over 30 when they have their first child would be of great benefit.

Carbon dioxide variations over the last 400,000 years.
Population evolution in different continents. The vertical axis is logarithmic and is millions of people. (Wikipedia)

The World Clock

From www.PeterRussell.com.





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