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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1994

Page

2

Overpopulation and its global consequences at the Cairo conference

The International Conference on Population and Development opens in Cairo on September 5 as the world confronts rapid population growth and resource strain. The piece notes poverty, inequality, and environmental stress, highlighting Bangladesh and Kenya as success stories and warning of biodiversity loss worldwide.

Cairo Bangladesh Kenya Ethiopia

Conference outcomes set as nonbinding resolutions

Follow up programs will be debated by local and national governments to translate ideas into law. The U N role continues with the General Assembly acting as watchdog. Cairo and later 1995 1996 summits will push ideas into world health women education and social programs.

U.N General Assembly

U.S. delegates near compromise at population conference

As the U.N. population conference opens in Cairo, U.S. officials report a near agreement on abortion and birth control language. Tim Wirth and Vice President Gore push for national sovereignty on abortion while the EU seeks broader compromise. The Vatican warns against a “dangerous shortcut” to reduce birth rates.

Cairo Egypt U.N. Population Conference U.S John Paul III Vatican Timothy Wirth Washington al Gore Clinton Wirth European Union Nafis Sadik Saudi Arabia Sudan Lebanon Iraq Benazir Bhutto Pakistan Tansa Diller Turkey Khalida Zia Bangladesh Hojatoleslam Mohamed Ali Taskhiri Bhutto Shahnaz Wasir Ali Castel Gandolfo Italy United States U.N Suzanne Mubarak Sadik Tipper Gore Mrs. Gore

Measuring growth by view changes the worst problem

Growth depends on perspective. Absolute growth is led by India and China with about 18 million additions yearly, but as a percentage, Africa surges at roughly 2.73 percent and Jordan, Yemen, and the West Bank climb fastest. Environmental impact flags richer nations like the United States, despite slower population growth.

India China Africa Middle East Jordan Yemen West Bank United States Japan Europe

Population growth at Cairo conference sparks 2015 projections

Report notes three births every second and rapid bil­lion increases. It cites 1998 six billion, 5.6 billion current, and UN scenarios predicting 7.27 to 7.92 billion by 2015, with Africa’s current population size shown as the gap.

Cairo Earth U.N Africa

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