🚀 go-pugleaf

noah@rain.org (Matt Noah) writes:
> In article <D5Gpru.ML4@sactoh0.uucp>,
>    kberry@sactoh0.uucp (Kim A. Berry) wrote:
> >Anne Ehrlich will be the featured speaker at the Californian's for
> >Population Stabilization (CAPS) Annual Dinner. The dinner is open
> >to the public on Friday March 31st at the Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza
> >in Burlingame.
> >
> >Anne Ehrlich will share her unique insights on the local and global
> >effects of overpopulation. She has co-authored ten books on
> >biology, ecology, and population, including "The Population
> >Explosion."
> >
> >A private wine and cheese reception at 6:00 p.m. will be followed
> >by dinner from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Dinner cost is $35, or $50
> >including the 6pm reception. Dinner choice is Chicken or
> >Vegetarian.
> >
> >RSVP deadline is March 21st. Contact Derek DeNardo of CAPS at 800-
> >786-4726 or caps@quiknet.com
> >
>
> I thought she and her husband had been drummed out of the scientific
> community for their so-called research.  Does anyone still believe
> either of them as having anything relevant to say about population?
> Other than Planned Parenthood or some abortionist/contraception
> company they can't have any serious funding, do they?

I used to have a quote from their 60's book, "The Population Bomb",
that went something like:
             "By the early 80's, most of the major die-offs will
              by over..."

The book served to make people aware of the problem, though.  Just
don't believe everything...
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Sacramento, CA  "The Pearl of the Central Valley"