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wen i first read the heading i pictured mothernature having one massive pms fit thus causing global warming haha REPORT COMMENT
It's sad to hear a reputably newspaper such as the wall street journal disregard just a report. Just because we don't like the fact the the number of people on the earth is part of the problem does not mean we need brand the opposition as extremists. it is not invalid to suggest that birth control would help, but perhaps dealing with poverty etc would create a lesser need to have more children, which is the argument for many, for having more children REPORT COMMENT
A good proportion of the people in africa probably have the lowest carbon footprint out of everyone because at least they live off of the land (where they can). The rest of us in the industrial world with all our cars and big factories are the ones to blame for all the pollution. I think its sad that our governments seem to be ignoring the climate change issues because the fact is doesnt matter how many children we have soon there wont be a planet for them to live on anymore REPORT COMMENT
yes its contributed from all over, the third world countries have the crappest most polluting technology to keep their illness ridden countries alive, yet the more advanced countries still pollute because they are all western and "individuals" who have choice, the choice to drive their v8 muscle cars and the choice to sleep with 50 million computers running and shoplights advertising produce right through day and night - we are all to blame, moral of the story is we should all die REPORT COMMENT
i am sorry SAD, some of the african can't live off the land as they have done traditionally b/c the pollution by the oil spillage n gas flaring...where do you think they dump the waste? REPORT COMMENT
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