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Sex and Global Consequences

24

Jul 2017

We are now more aware of the frighteningly near future of overpopulation and limited world resources. Yet 50% of all pregnancies are unplanned. Is there an ethical solution to the overpopulation crisis, one that doesn't violate anyone's reproductive rights?

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