
E. O. Wilson
Volume 51, Issue 2
E. O. Wilson talks about the restoration of Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique. The photo is a still image from the PBS documentary Of Ants and Men.
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I think the epicenter of all of our problems in the environment is runaway population growth. I know I’ve been optimistic, particularly in the book Half-Earth, that the population problem could solve itself, but nonetheless, there’s a residual problem that comes from too many children and too many demands by people wanting to move up economically in too many countries for the world to come out in the condition it should be aiming for.E. O. Wilson
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