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Environmental health, public health, and population stabilization are all interdependent… and this book makes that three-way connection come alive. —Bill Van Ry, Hospital CEO (Ret.)
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ENDORSEMENTS
The population restraint movement badly needed this book. Thanks for making it happen.
—David Simcox, Senior Advisor, Negative Population Growth
Become knowledgeable about population growth and its impact. Use this knowledge to personally speak out on this issue when you have an opportunity. A good place to start building this knowledge is an easy-to-read book, The Population Fix: Breaking America's Addiction To Population Growth.
—George Plumb, Secretary/Treasurer, Vermonters for a Sustainable U.S. Population (VSUSP)
"Enjoy" is not the correct word to use about The Population Fix. It is certainly thought-provoking, hackle-raising, but encouraging. Readers will appreciate its research and its ability to put population issues into perspective. It is reassuring to learn plausible corrective action is possible. With the information made available, one is hopeful that more and more people will do what is necessary to make positive change.
—Joan Birke, Health Care Professional
New England Coalition for a Sustainable Population (NECSP) can be the burr under the saddle to begin an avalanche of population information. I like Edward C. Hartman's book, The Population Fix, which sets out elements impacting population in lucid, organized writing.
—Linn
Duvall Harwell, Director, NECSP
The book is an interesting page-turner, written by a grandfatherly man who has many excellent ideas. I agree with him and would shout "hurrah" if he gave a lecture.
—Annette
Zimmern Reed, Ph.D.,
Populationist
A book for every American environmentalist to read … and ponder.
—Yeh Ling-Ling, Executive Director, Diversity Alliance for a Sustainable America
A fine book which should have a major impact on the population stabilization debate.
—Virginia Abernethy, Ph.D., Chair, Carrying Capacity Network
A wealth of information and reference material for those concerned with a sustainable … and a healthy America.
—Alan Kuper, Ph.D., President, Comprehensive U.S. Sustainable Population
Public health is only one of many environmental and societal problems discussed in this book … logically and unemotionally.
—William C. Ross, M.D., Board Certified, American Board of Family Medicine
An excellent book written so readers can understand the reasons for America’s addiction to population growth … a “must-read” for every thinking American.
—Byron Slater, Population Stabilization Activist
Food for thought for every defender of America’s soil, air, woods, water, and wildlife.
—Jack E. Weir, Life Member, Izaak Walton League of America
A financial advisor performs due diligence on America’s population growth rate … and finds our societal and environmental books out of balance.
—Thomas Spear, Ph.D., President, Wealth Management, Inc.
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