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This Earth Day, Disregard Ehrlich and Embrace Abundance, by Gabriella Hoffman/Sydney Rodman – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

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By Gabriella Hoffman and Sydney Rodman, The American Spectator, April 21, 2026

Human ingenuity, not decline, remains the planet’s greatest renewable resource.

A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes. Scientific models and predictions can’t be taken as fact. This is true of the late biologist and alarmist Paul Ehrlich, whose lies and doomsday predictions about population growth and natural resource depletion traveled the world and negatively influenced people. Arguing for the suppression of the human population was Ehrlich’s unashamed stance behind everything he said.

As the former president of the Center for Conservation Biology at Stanford, Ehrlich was considered an authoritative voice on human population dynamics and conservation of nature. His greatest error, however, was treating human flourishing as an impediment to environmental progress. He advocated for voluntary sterilization, supported China’s one-child policy, and falsely concluded there would be food shortages as the world population grew. ….

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