Madagascar is truly a biological treasure—80 percent of its plants and animals are found nowhere else on the planet. However, the island nation also suffers from food insecurity and a rapidly growing population. The result? By the early 2000s, nearly 90 … Continue Reading
Climate Change, Environment, Population and Climate Change
Today, world leaders are gathered in New York for a climate change summit convened by United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. And yesterday, the U.N. General Assembly held a special session reviewing 20 years of progress on reproductive health and … Continue Reading
International Policies, Population and Climate Change
This blog was originally published by Women at the Center, a site addressing the connections between reproductive health and rights, empowerment, and environmental sustainability. Where does sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) fit into a sustainable development agenda? Just about everywhere, … Continue Reading
