Opinion: Apart from global warming, the change causing the greatest harm to our environment in the decades ahead is likely to be unchecked population growth if current U.S.demographic trends continue. The consequence will be irreversible damage to our country’s finite natural resources from ever-rising consumption, pollution, depletion and sprawl... However, such a reduction, or even population stabilization, will be unattainable without a slowdown in immigration... The Sierra Club, 2005
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Fact: Half the world's known oil supply has been used and oil production will begin a slide into permanent decline. Discover, 2000
Opinion: Demands for increased and unlimited access to oil will only accelerate depletion. Higher prices will decrease use and encourage development of alternative energy sources.
