Many economists and business leaders are raising alarms about falling birthrates. But advocates for lower human populations say a less crowded world will be happier and more sustainable.

The World Economic Forum's bold prediction-7

Senate Committee on Government Operations discussed H.508, a Burlington charter amendment that would allow city councils to update ward boundaries more frequently than the decennial census, and debated removing a proposed five‑year restriction or adding a population‑shift trigger to avoid constitutional proportionality problems.

Immigrant Numbers Fall For First Time In 50 Years, Indians Now Second Largest Group.

More than four-fifths of Busan’s population loss over six months came from residents aged 20 to 39, compressing years of demographic change into a single reporting cycle.

China’s birth rate has dropped to its lowest level in decades. Recent statistics suggest that the country’s total population may soon begin to decline, possibly as ... Continue Reading →

Japan's Child Population Hits Record Low for 44th Consecutive Year Japan is facing a serious demographic crisis, as the number