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Mon 13 Jan, 2003 04:37 pm
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.COM
January 13, 2003
Quote:There's a lot of talk these days of economic troubles causing young adults to move back in with mom and dad. Although many of those returning home hope it's only temporary, they can take heart in the results of a new study that suggest they're helping to conserve biodiversity. According to a report published online today by the journal Nature, the rising number of households, and the shrinking number of people living in each one, are harming conservation efforts more than overall population growth is.
http://www.sciam.com/print_version.cfm?articleID=000AB1D9-2AD7-1E1F-8B3B809EC588EEDF
Anotherwords, if the world lives like Americans, it could have bigger problems at an earlier date.
It's a bit of a runaway train - I can't ever seeing this one being solved.
Just take a look at Mexico City!
I still live with mom. It helps us both and we have a great relationship.