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11 July is World Population day, a day to reflect on demographic trends. Unfortunately, instead of renewed attention, the last year has seen the effects of slashing of funds to family planning programs in many countries where they are still needed, which will have long-lasting effects. by The Overpopulation Project World Population Day on 11 […]
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On 14 June, the Swiss people voted on a referendum to limit the Swiss population below 10 million. With the vote landing 45.2% in favour to 54.8% against, mainstream media reported voters “overwhelmingly rejected the proposal.” The truth is more complicated, and a sad reflection on the meaning of sovereignty in today’s interconnected world. by […]
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Habitat loss from agricultural expansion is a leading cause of biodiversity loss. A new study published in PNAS found that reducing population growth in low-income countries would shrink future global cropland requirements more than slashing consumption in higher-income countries. by Olivia Nater, originally published by Population Connection Biodiversity loss from crop expan...
TOP is proud to present our second film featuring family planning pioneers. Given the contemporary trend to write family planning success stories out of history, we feel it is vital to put on the record the first-hand accounts of those who were involved. By The Overpopulation Project Malcolm Potts, who died April 2025 at the […]
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