Worldwatch study warns on population and environment crisis
Washington report cites Worldwatch Institute findings that population growth, soil erosion, and declining yields threaten global living standards. It urges stabilizing world population near six billion by 2020 and reducing birth rates from 1980 levels through education, contraception access, and better farming conservation practices.
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