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Immigration Strain on U.S. Food Needs Raises Policy Alert
A California researcher warns population growth from immigration could outpace food production. If immigration remains at about one million annually, the U.S. could reach 274 million by 2000 and exceed 400 million by 2080, intensifying resource stress and potential living standard declines. The Agriculture Department yearbook highlights the need for a national population policy and resource management amid global trends.
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Anne H. Ehrlich
Stanford University
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Agriculture Department