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Extinction vs. Collapse: Does it matter?
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Extinction vs. Collapse: Does it matter?

Is civilization headed towards extinction or collapse? Samuel Miller McDonald asks a different question: Does the distinction matter?
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Commentary: What will it really take to avoid collapse?

Commentary: What will it really take to avoid collapse?

Our global systems, which are designed for perpetual growth, need to be fundamentally restructured to avoid the worst-case outcome.

Editor's note: This piece was originally published at Millennium Alliance for Humanity and Biosphere (MAHB) and is republished here with permission.

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Paul R. & Anne H. Ehrlich: Keep in mind: The thugs running the U.S. government are a small part of the story
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Paul R. & Anne H. Ehrlich: Keep in mind: The thugs running the U.S. government are a small part of the story

Though distressing, current US politics cannot distract us from the persisting and growing likelihood of collapse.

Eric Rimmer: The population crisis – a call to arms
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Eric Rimmer: The population crisis – a call to arms

To reverse human population growth -and to plan for the consequences of not doing so- requires the basic facts of our plight be understandable and credible.
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