Ehrlich, Paul R.
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The time of man: American conceptions of the overpopulation problem
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What’s the panic: pollution and birth control / Dr. Paul Ehrlich
Dr. Paul Ehrlich, Stanford professor and author of “The Population Bomb” talks about pollution and birth control. Recorded at a Human Ecology Symposium held at Fullerton Junior College on April 18, 1969. Originally aired during KPFA’s open hour on September 1, 1969. Note: Outro–The song “Pollution” which was heard at the beginning of the program…
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Your end of the boat is sinking: the problem of population / Paul Ehrlich
Excerpts from an address on the population crisis by Paul R. Ehrlich, Professor of Biology at Stanford, delivered to the Stanford Summer Alumni College on August 3, 1967. Ehrlich discusses man’s attempts to manipulate ecosystems and our environment, the effect our energy consumption has on the earth, and the effect that decreasing the birth rate…
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The Population explosion / Paul Ehrlich.
Paul Ehrlich updates the predictions he made in his 1965 book The Population Bomb, and points out some pleasant suprises. He argues against misconceptions that the wrong people are having children, for he now thinks we need more human minds to solve the worlds problems. The world, he continues, must achieve a more balanced standard…
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Designs for a sane world / Paul Ehrlich.
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Son of earth day.
Speeches and music from the teach-in on ecological concerns. |r.1. Allen Ginsberg, Pete Seeger, Torn Stokes, George Wiley, Congressman Ed Koch, Tony Mazzocchi, and Dennis Hayes (65 min.) — r.2. Ian McHarg and George Wald (60 min.) — r.3. Margaret Mead, Bill Schnechner, and Paul Ehrlich (45 min.) — r.4. Continuation (ca. 15 min.).
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How many people can we afford : how many is too many / Abba P. Lerner, Paul Ehrlich, and Charles T. Travers.
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Population explosion problem / introduced by George Pegelow.