Issue 5: Denial (1)

Population Shaming by Mike Walker, Editor Return to Home Page In this edition of The Sustainable Population (SP) Newsletter, I felt it important to examine why so many are in complete denial of the dangers of overpopulation. Indeed there is an active rebuttal towards others who try to raise the issue. I believe that for many, living in a highly urbanised environment, has dulled their affinity and respect for the natural world and the green belt. The occasional road journey past fields and woods has no meaning, relative to their daily experiences. They have become detached from that which gave us our very existence, mother nature. Each day, many live for nothing else, but their wants and needs and immediate concerns for family and friends. Television and the mobile phone have created a dome, encapsulating their world. Many are prisoners of a fixed mindset, with no concern to towards anyone or anything else. To concrete and tarmac the greenb...