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Tag Archives: Utah

Some Pertinent Utah, National, and World Population Numbers –Past, Present and Projected.

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Falling Fertility rates in Utah, but Increasing Population When the Utah Population and Environment Council (UPEC) began in 1997 the fertility rate for women in Utah was approximately 2.6. (ThisContinue reading “Some Pertinent Utah, National, and World Population Numbers –Past, Present and Projected.”

Posted byWayne MartinsonJuly 2, 2025July 2, 2025Posted inBlogTags:fertility, population, Utah

Biodiversity and Human Population

Stephanie Feldstein, Population and Sustainability Director, Center for Biological Diversity provided a well-informed presentation on “Biodiversity and Human Population” as part of the Utah Population and Environment Council, 2024 Speakers Series on May 6, 2024.

Posted byWayne MartinsonJune 26, 2024June 26, 2024Posted inBlogTags:Climate Change, Consumption, environment, population, Utah

Red Rocks and Redder Reproductive Politics

Red Rocks and Redder Reproductive Politics

If you had told my east-coast, twenty-something-year-old self that, in the not too distant future, I’d be making a home and raising a family in Utah, you’d have been metContinue reading “Red Rocks and Redder Reproductive Politics”

Posted bySusan SoleilJanuary 5, 2023February 3, 2023Posted inBlogTags:reproductive rights, Utah

The Tribune has reported that Utah’s birthrate is now below replacement level

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Great news everyone. The Tribune has reported that Utah’s birthrate is now below replacement level! We should celebrate this fact — slowing population growth will mean a better quality ofContinue reading “The Tribune has reported that Utah’s birthrate is now below replacement level”

Posted byUPEC StaffDecember 2, 2019December 2, 2019Posted inBlogTags:birthrate, replacement level, Utah

Letter: Clever, Cleaner Cars Needed in Utah

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UPEC’s Andrew Schoenberg concludes that “the prediction of the Utah population doubling makes it even more important that most of us reduce our additions to air pollution and global warming gases by switching to fuel efficient vehicles such as EVs and PHEVs.”

Posted byUPEC StaffOctober 2, 2019October 2, 2019Posted inBlogTags:global warming, population, Utah
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