David Attenborough in an interview in this week?s Radio Times:
He is asked by Chris Packham:
?Wouldn?t that sadden you [talking about overcrowding and economic growth spelling disaster for the environment]? Like you, I think that the single-greatest threat to the planet as a whole in terms of its biodiversity is the over-population of humans???Would it not sadden you if we weren?t able to regulate, obviously passively, human population? If it has to come to a catastrophe, what a sad indictment of our own evolution.?
In response -
DA ?There is one solitary ray of hope. And that is, in those circumstances where women have control of their own bodies, where they are educated, where they have proper medical facilities, and they have the vote, and they can do what they wish and not be instructed by men, the birth rate falls.?
Rock on David.