Here's a tidbit just for you, re your assertion at 273 that scarcity of resources will force us to «have smaller families» and so reduce population growth. (realclimate.org)
Unfortunately, when there is talk of reducing population growth by public policies, many people immediately envision serious infringements on the freedom of families to make decisions about the number of children they shall have. (religion-online.org)
When the push for reducing population growth began in the 1950s and 1960s, it owed much to this reduction of the human being to a collection of animal appetites and urges. (firstthings.com)