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The most overpopulated nation

P R Ehrlich, A H Ehrlich

NPG Forum Series

|January 1, 1991

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Keywords:

Americas Climate Consumption Demographic Factors Developed Countries Economic Factors Energy Supply Environment Environmental Degradation Environmental Pollution Global Warming Macroeconomic Factors Natural Resources North America Northern America Optimum Population Population Population Dynamics Population Size Technology United States Zero Population Growth

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