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Paul R. Ehrlich obituary: pioneering ecologist who caused controversy by predicting a ‘population bomb’

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By Danny Dorling
| Nature
Credit: Mark Mahaney/Redux/eyevine Paul R. Ehrlich’s book The Population Bomb (1968), written with his wife Anne, made him one of the most influential, if controversial, scientists of the twentieth century. In it, he alerted the public to the possible problems of global overpopulation, including the depletion of natural resources and the deterioration of the environmental systems that support humanity.
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Shattered nation: inequality and the geography of a failing state

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By Danny Dorling
| LSE Connect
Geographer Danny Dorling marks the launch of his new book, Shattered Nation, and explains why we are growing further and further apart, exposing a new geography of inequality. Geographer Danny Dorling marks the launch of his new book, Shattered Nation, and explains why we are growing further and further apart, exposing a new geography of inequality. Monday 16 October 2023 | 1 hour 26 minutes 22 seconds Britain was once the leading economy in Europe; it is now the most unequal.
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Inequality, Brexit and the End of Empire

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By Danny Dorling, Sally Tomlinson, Will Hutton
| LSE Connect
In 2016, the UK voted to leave the European Union – but has yet to leave its Empire past behind. What part did the long afterlife of the world’s largest-ever Empire play in Britain’s view of itself and world? And could a post-EU Britain, against all the odds, become less unequal?
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