Birth control could help combat climate change

@Hazuki0chan Said

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LONDON ? Giving contraceptives to people in developing countries could help fight climate change by slowing population growth, experts said Friday.

More than 200 million women worldwide want contraceptives, but don't have access to them, according to an editorial published in the British medical journal, Lancet. That results in 76 million unintended pregnancies every year.

If those women had access to free condoms or other birth control methods, that could slow rates of population growth, possibly easing the pressure on the environment, the editors say.
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Huh....
I guess those of us who're on birth control are actually doing our part.

@Hazuki0chan Said

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LONDON ? Giving contraceptives to people in developing countries could help fight climate change by slowing population growth, experts said Friday.

More than 200 million women worldwide want contraceptives, but don't have access to them, according to an editorial published in the British medical journal, Lancet. That results in 76 million unintended pregnancies every year.

If those women had access to free condoms or other birth control methods, that could slow rates of population growth, possibly easing the pressure on the environment, the editors say.
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Huh....
I guess those of us who're on birth control are actually doing our part.

@Hazuki0chan Said

Article Here.

LONDON ? Giving contraceptives to people in developing countries could help fight climate change by slowing population growth, experts said Friday.

More than 200 million women worldwide want contraceptives, but don't have access to them, according to an editorial published in the British medical journal, Lancet. That results in 76 million unintended pregnancies every year.

If those women had access to free condoms or other birth control methods, that could slow rates of population growth, possibly easing the pressure on the environment, the editors say.
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Huh....
I guess those of us who're on birth control are actually doing our part.

@buffalobill90 Said

What kind of "expert" recommends genocide as a method of preventing climate change? What a complete load of s***. Not only is it ineffective since people in developing countries generally have insubstantial carbon footprints, it shows complete ignorance as to the nature of society and family in LEDCs. It actually seems quite sinister, that they would propse such a measure.

@rocket48 Said

Yeah, why can't fly over and dropped cartons of condoms, and put it on the tax payers expense. That's the American way.

@Lili Said

I know, we all know that overpopulation, children starving every day, massive poverty and disease from over population...is a much smaller problem than *gasp* PAYING TAXES!!! Good job keeping your priorities straight.

@Hazuki0chan Said

Just explain to me why you think it's genocide.... is it because it prevents women from getting pregnant? You have a really primitive way of thinking, ya know.

@buffalobill90 Said

Genocide is a harsh word, I know; I have talked with other people who have suggested that if people in poor countries just stopped reproducing it would be good for everyone. I suppose this isn't the same proposal.

However, reducing birthrates is an unrealistic solution to sustainable development. It would be effective, but it is totally impractical. More efficient technologies are a better idea.