share How to make population growth work for Africa Sub-Saharan Africa is getting bigger. But despite warnings from neo-Malthusian alarmists, population growth—if managed correctly—could be the key to unlocking Africa’s economic potential. Read more »
share How to limit population growth? Save the children. The world’s seven billionth person is more likely than ever to see her fifth birthday, according to Save the Children. But some people might view that as a bad thing. Read more »
share G-20 Searches for Answers to Food Crisis Food prices are exceeding record highs—prompting policymakers worldwide to take action. A recent meeting of the G-20 agriculture ministers has given reason for hope, but many obstacles to less expensive food remain. Read more »
share The World's Cheapest Car If you have $1,979 dollars and live in India, Tata Motors has a car for you. After a lot of hype, Tata Motors finally released their revolutionary Nano, a tiny, light-bodied vehicle designed and produced in India. Read more »
share Man and His Endangered Home The notion of sustainable development may pose a problem as the contradictions of fast human development and the slow conditions of evolution are combined.Tags: technologySustainable Developmentglobal warmingPopulation GrowthRegions: Europe and Middle EastCategories: Environment Read more »
