3 chapters across the catalog
Negative Population Growth, Classroom Posters and Social Studies
A social studies teacher writes in about "The Negative Population Growth" (NPG.org), an organization that provides free classroom materials. These materials reportedly teach children about the "evils" of having children, the dangers of immigration, and global warming. The hosts express interest in obtaining the "scary" projected population posters for their own studios.
Negative Population Growth, John P. Holdren and Paul Ehrlich
A 7th-grade teacher provided materials from the "Negative Population Growth" (NPG) foundation, which are being distributed in schools. The discussion links modern environmental policy to a 1974 paper co-authored by Paul Ehrlich and John P. Holdren, who currently serves as a senior advisor to President Obama. The hosts argue that "population bomb" alarmism continues to influence government science and technology policy.
Negative Population Growth, Gardasil Bribes, and Scholarship Contests
The organization Negative Population Growth (NPG.org) is highlighted for offering scholarships to students who create ads promoting population reduction. Simultaneously, reports emerge of $75 shopping vouchers being offered in malls to girls who agree to receive the Gardasil vaccine. These initiatives are viewed as "abhorrent" methods of social engineering and corporate bribery targeting the youth.
