While I quite agree on the causality, I would suspect that foresters would be most effective addressing the issue at the first link: pollution is killing their trees. Bringing that again and again to the fore is crucial. To trace it to national policies, religions and cultural traits both takes them out of their domain ok knowledge and creates internal divisions as well. While those links may be there who, for instance, argues that all those sewage treatment plants, water filtering and vaccinations are the real cause of overpopulation? No one of course; we have rules that say that is good. I know good hearted people--who may be quite mad in some ways--that believe large families are, a priori, good, even a duty. Many of these people are foresters. Bill Reid
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