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Population, Resources, and Environment: “Beyond the Exponentials” Revisited

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Population, Resources, and Environment: “Beyond the Exponentials” Revisited

July 18, 2010 • Climate Change & Mitigation, Farming Practices, Protection of Species, Water, Daily Email Recap

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Married women who listened to Yeken Kignit in Ethiopia increased their use of family planning by 31.2 percentage points.

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67% of new clients at clinics in Nigeria named PMC's show Ruwan Dare as the direct or indirect source influencing them to seek services.

More than 27,000 people used a Planned Parenthood widget from East Los High's website in the first month of broadcast.

Married women who listened to Yeken Kignit in Ethiopia increased their use of family planning by 31.2 percentage points.

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Population, Resources, and Environment: “Beyond the Exponentials” Revisited

July 18, 2010 • Climate Change & Mitigation, Farming Practices, Protection of Species, Water, Daily Email Recap

Recent News:

Beyond The Broadcast

September 15, 2020

PMC Listener Walks 104 Miles for a T-Shirt and Starts a Listening Group

September 1, 2020

Staff Spotlight: Emmanuel Nuwamanya

August 31, 2020

ePhoto: September 2020

Latest eNews (view all)

Newsletters (view all)

Annual Report (view all)

Current World Population

Net Growth During Your Visit

You can make a big difference.

67% of new clients at clinics in Nigeria named PMC's show Ruwan Dare as the direct or indirect source influencing them to seek services.

More than 27,000 people used a Planned Parenthood widget from East Los High's website in the first month of broadcast.

Married women who listened to Yeken Kignit in Ethiopia increased their use of family planning by 31.2 percentage points.

Tell Us Your Story

You can make a big difference.

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67% of new clients at clinics in Nigeria named PMC's show Ruwan Dare as the direct or indirect source influencing them to seek services.

More than 27,000 people used a Planned Parenthood widget from East Los High's website in the first month of broadcast.

Married women who listened to Yeken Kignit in Ethiopia increased their use of family planning by 31.2 percentage points.