Population, Health, and Environment

POPLINE includes documents on the effects of overpopulation on ecology, natural resources, and environmental health; effects of environmental changes on population health and well-being; and communication programs involving efforts to prevent and control disease by controlling the environment.

Coverage of this topic is limited to developing country literature only.

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