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The world is now home to 7 billion people, each of whom contributes to the carbon emissions that are slowly cooking the globe. To find out how growing population affects our plans to deal with climate change, we talked with Princeton’s Robert Socolow, co-creator of one of the best models for thinking about how to prevent climate change. 
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Fred Pearce: Despite passing the seven billion person mark, the global population birthrate is slowing.
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The world population, by U.N. estimates, has just surpassed seven billion, and it's growing even faster than demographers' predictions. Nicholas Kristof has an insightful column (though I depart from him on one major point, as explained below) on what this means for humanity's future.
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Changing land use can have a significant impact on a region’s vital ecosystem services, a recent research study has revealed.
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