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The Population Bomb
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The Population Bomb

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  • Paul R. Ehrlich

    …lectures on the subject in The Population Bomb (1968) and wrote hundreds of papers and articles on the subject.

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    …lectures on the subject in The Population Bomb (1968) and wrote hundreds of papers and articles on the subject.

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  • environmental science

    Ehrlich’s The Population Bomb (1968), together with nuclear proliferation and growing concerns over the anthropogenic release of toxins and chemicals, raised awareness about the need to study the effects of human actions on the environment. The burgeoning field of environmental science took on the task of…

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    Ehrlich’s The Population Bomb (1968), together with nuclear proliferation and growing concerns over the anthropogenic release of toxins and chemicals, raised awareness about the need to study the effects of human actions on the environment. The burgeoning field of environmental science took on the task of…

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