overpopulation
The world’s population is now 8 billion. Is that too many people — or too few?
Human population is complicated, and there may be 8 billion ways to be wrong about it.
Is having fewer kids the answer to the climate question?
Research suggests that the single biggest thing anyone can do to reduce their impact on the environment, and the climate, is to choose to have one less child. But that simple solution is complicated by thorny economic, ethical, social and political issues.
How many people can Earth handle?
What is environmental health?
Examining a massive influence on our health: the environment.
We've been reporting on environmental health for 20 years. But what is environmental health? You've got questions, and we have answers.
WATCH: Andrew Nikiforuk on getting real about our crises
Arno Kopecky: The ugly history of environmental fears and population controls
It's time to focus less on people's reproductive habits and more on overconsumption.
The Overpopulation Podcast: Overdrafting the world's ecosystems
“Humankind is using up the biophysical basis of its own existence." That's the bottom line of this Earth Overshoot Day conversation with William Rees, the father of ecological footprint analysis.