Population Matters has been conducting research and producing briefings and government submissions for more than 20 years.
A fully referenced 27-page report detailing the impact of unsustainable consumption on the planet, how Apple contributes to that impact, and what Apple – and all of us – can do about it.
Population Matters is opening up the global population conversation. We’re raising awareness of the key issues, promoting available solutions and, crucially, enabling diverse voices to be heard – facilitating those…
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The world’s population will hit 8 billion for the first time on 15 November 2022. But what does that actually mean for the planet? Find out here.
Your Autumn magazine highlights the amazing work of our 2022 Change Champions, we look towards a happier, healthier future and help get the population conversation going in Kenya.
A fully referenced briefing outlining the relationship between population and biodiversity loss, and how ethical and empowering population solutions can help us tackle the crisis.
A fully referenced briefing outlining the relationship between population and climate change, and how ethical and empowering population solutions can help us tackle the crisis.
A detailed rebuttal of the assertions made by Elon Musk about population “collapse” and the threat he claims it poses to our future.
Our Spring 2022 magazine introduces our Choice Ambassador Nyombi Morris, and explores our research into population ageing as well as our campaign against coercive pronatalism, Welcome to Gilead.
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Note: Documents published by Population Matters in the past may not reflect current policies or positions.