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  1. We argue about migration like it caused population change.

    But UK population growth actually stopped first.

    Longer lives, later inheritance, weaker pensions, expensive housing — families didn’t opt out. They were priced out.

    #PopulationGrowth #Housing #UkPolitics #LetsRethink #SystemsThinking

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  2. Asia is home to nine of the world's 10 most populous cities in 2025, according to the UN.
    A new report identifies Jakarta as having the largest population globally, with 42 million residents.
    Tokyo was the largest city in the world in the year 2000 & has long held the title as the world's largest city, but its population growth has stagnated. Dhaka is expected to become the world's largest city by 2050, while Tokyo's population is projected to decline over the next 25 years.

    #populationGrowth

  3. Ah, the National Bureau of Economic Research has graced us with a thrilling tale of how fewer humans might actually save the planet and make us more productive. 🌍📉 Because apparently, the solution to climate change is just to stop having babies. Who knew population shrinkage could be the ultimate life hack? 🙄👶✂️
    nber.org/papers/w33932 #climatechange #populationgrowth #productivity #sustainability #lifeshack #HackerNews #ngated

  4. Houston gained approximately 43,000 new residents between 2023 and 2024, with its increase ranking second only to New York City, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. The nearby suburb of Fulshear ranked second nationally in growth by percentage.

    houstonpublicmedia.org/article

    #FortBend #Houston #Local #News #Texas #Fulshear #HoustonPopulation #HoustonPopulationGrowth #PopulationGrowth #TexasPopulation #USCensusBureau

  5. Small Populations, Large Conservation Challenges:
    Turgeon et al. evaluate the relative influence of density-dependence, environmental conditions, and sporadic events on annual ungulate population growth. Summary & Analysis by Madeline Eppley!
    amnat.org/an/newpapers/2024-De

    #population #conservation #densityDependence #environment #ungulate #populationGrowth

  6. In a new Special Feature, Kortessis et al. show the conceptual link between traditional metapopulation models and patch dynamic models of population growth in spatiotemporally varying environments. Read now ahead of print!
    journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #metapopulation #model #population #populationGrowth

  7. Read about "Family Matters: Linking Population Growth, Kin Interactions, and African Elephant Social Groups" by Croll & Caswell here: amnat.org/an/newpapers/Jan-202

    Read the article: journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #elephant #populationGrowth #family

  8. @InsurgoFormica Who benefits from extreme population growth?
    Not ordinary Australians. The property lobby and big business push for extreme population growth because it lines their pockets – higher demand means skyrocketing rents, unaffordable housing, and bigger profits for them. But at what cost?
    Look at Canada: relentless population growth has fuelled homelessness and housing crises, making it clear that extreme growth and homelessness are deeply connected. Australia is following the same dangerous path.
    Instead of prioritising sustainable growth and the well-being of Australians, these powerful groups prioritise their bottom line. We need policies that work for everyone, not just the wealthy few.

    #HousingCrisis #PopulationGrowth #Sustainability #Auspol