Bob talks about population and the environment with Lou Dobbs on CNN.
“It’s interesting that this discussion is occurring at a time when everyone from President Bush on down has recognized that one of the reasons Americans are paying more for gasoline, more for food, is increases in demand. Demand matters and we’re starting to lose confidence that I think we used to have that we can always produce more, we can always find more of everything we might need, so it doesn’t matter how many people are consuming.”
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Bob Engelman lends his creative expertise to bring attention to the population issue.
»»» Watch him sing “The Pill” by Matt McGinn…

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Bob guest blogs on Huffington Post to discuss population and if we should care about the diversity of the future population.

“Someone remind me: Why should I care what the ethnic makeup of the United States might be in 2050? Or the median age?

The U.S. Census Bureau finds it newsworthy that its just-released projections of U.S. populations show that Americans will be “more racially diverse and much older by mid-century.” You have to read five paragraphs into the Bureau’s press release to find out that in 42 years there will be 439 million of us, up more than 45 percent from…

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