Preliminary Findings – Family Planning and Environmental Sustainability Assessment
Diverse Research Interest But Few Firm Conclusions The body of research potentially useful to documenting the FPESA hypothesis is reasonably extensive. We are reviewing more than 900 peer-reviewed papers published in the last decade based on titles and abstracts that suggest some connection to the linkage we are examining. Many authors of these papers are women and/or are from or working in developing countries, refuting common perceptions that the family planning-population-sustainability linkage has limited appeal beyond developed countries or represents a male or even patriarchal perspective. The presumption seems common among many scientist that population growth, in particular, is a significant driver of many types of environmental change. In more than a few cases, researchers assemble data or work with models in attempt to demonstrate and even quantify the role of population growth So far, however, we have identified at most a handful of papers that assessors agree are scientifically … Continue reading Preliminary Findings
Family Planning and Environmental Sustainability Assessment
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