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What's New or Coming Up in 2007
"U.S. NATIONAL REPORT ON POPULATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT" --Click here to download report PRESS COVERAGE... --Chicago Sun-Times/Gannett/Associated Press --PBS News Hour with Jim Lehrer --Council on Foreign Relations Other links on the new National Report --World Resources Institute (WRI) --Population Action International (PAI) --Media Advisory for Press Teleconference --Press Release --Countdown to 300 million clock... --US & World Population Growth Chart ALSO: NEW "U.S. STATE REPORT" RELEASED "Michigan State Report on Population and the Environment" --Click here to download MI State report MORE CEP PRESS COVERAGE --Environmental Health Perspectives --Population Connection's Reporter PLUS: More "State Reports" on Population and the Environment, and CEP follow-up activities
For information click on Programs & Publications To support CEP click on Contact Us. Thank you!
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The Center for Environment and Population (CEP)Science, Policy, and Public Education on Population and the EnvironmentThe Center for Environment and Population (CEP) is a non-profit research, policy and public outreach organization that addresses the relationship between human population, resource consumption, and the environment. Through groundbreaking publications and a range of activities, the Center strengthens the scientific basis of policies and public outreach, to achieve a long-term sustainable balance between people and the natural environment. CEP partners with leading experts and organizations to link science, to policy, and public outreach to better understand and address the issues. To do this, CEP undertakes a series of activities to:
CEP uniquely focuses on the U.S. population's environmental impacts, both in the nation, from the local community to national level, and within the global context. -CEP Publications-NEW! "U.S. National Report on Population and the Environment"
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CEP is a project of the Tides Center and works in the United States and internationally. It is funded in part by the Richard & Rhoda Goldman Fund, Winslow Foundation, New-Land Foundation, New England Grassroots Environment Fund, and others. You can help, too! Please make a tax-deductible contribution today by clicking here. |