Skeptic Project

http://www.amazon.com/Ecoscience-Population-Environment-Paul-Ehrlich/dp/0716700298</p>

Note the copyright date.

Last I heard, the global population rate is decreasing all on it's own without the help of any books from the late 70s available on Amazon. This is a natural result of increasing social progress.

Its just the same tired old scary "proofs" that CTs trot out. Sort of like Intelligent Design folks trotting out those old sketches of embryos that haven't been used by academics for I don't even know how long.

@Joe,

In 30 years, you tell me if you believe everything you did 30 years ago. Having said that, if you note the context, it's all hypothetical, there's no OMFG WE NEED TO DO THIS NOW! like Alex Jones and others seem to believe.

I wish the population in the house I live wouldn't keep increasing so much, the wating times for the bathroom/washing machine/hotwater are getting ridiculous!

Population elsewhere is probably falling as they are all coming here!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1320031/92-million-The-population-crowded-Britain-century-mass-migration.html</p>

Its not all bad though:

> Scotland’s numbers will remain virtually unchanged over the next 100 years, with the
> population reaching 5.5million, an increase of only 100,000.

Best bet then is to move far north of the country to escape overcrowding!

Is that saying that Scots don't get laid or that they know how to skeet?

The only thing that I can compare this to is when I first read Tragidy and Hope. I first heard that there was a lot of qouts taken out of context and that the book did not say anything close to what they talked about. Reading the book that was proven right and that the book was taken out of context. So thierfore I can say the samething about this book; so I do not have the read this book or any book that Cters throw around.

Probly why when a book is decussed by them. You find the same exact qouts repeated over and over again. But nothing about the rest of the book.

I found a online version of the book.
http://www.questia.com/library/book/ecoscience-population-resources-environment-by-anne-h-ehrlich-paul-r-ehrlich-john-p-holdren.jsp