VHEMT: the Voluntary Human Extinction Movement
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Birthrates are plummeting worldwide. Why?
47 votes -
Fertility rates are falling in the rich world. But there are still plenty of people to go round.
21 votes -
The relative share of Americans living in the West of the US has declined
21 votes -
Population decline in Japan has led to more than 8000 public school closures since 2002
59 votes -
Migrants are driving Canada's population surge despite declining birth rate: StatsCan
17 votes -
Birth rates are falling even in Nordic countries: stability is no longer enough
33 votes -
Yale academic suggests mass suicide for Japan’s elderly
5 votes -
Megalopolis: How coastal west Africa will shape the coming century
8 votes -
Europe's newest industrial megaprojects are relocating to the far north of Sweden – but are curling, wild reindeer and the northern lights enough to convince workers to follow?
12 votes -
Finland has an ageing population and a labor shortage – despite government programs, immigrants and their families are not always greeted with open arms
7 votes -
Where Americans are moving
8 votes -
A beginner’s guide to Italian ghost towns selling houses for €1
22 votes -
Japan's births decline to lowest number on record
11 votes -
In fastest-growing Texas, rural population is still declining
5 votes -
To solve the problem of a dwindling population, one small Finnish municipality took a big step – pay its citizens to have babies
9 votes -
Many properties in rural Sweden are simply abandoned as more people move to the towns and cities
7 votes -
More people need to talk about having fewer children
29 votes -
How Finland is coping with an ageing population – online lunch clubs are the start of a remote care revolution
9 votes -
Move back to your dying hometown. Unless you can’t.
28 votes -
BirthStrikers: Meet the women who refuse to have children until climate change ends
14 votes -
Explore the Pearl River Delta megalopolis
4 votes -
China's demographic problem. The one child policy effect.
4 votes -
Is the door too open or too closed when it comes to population?
2 votes -
In about twenty years, half the population will live in eight US states
14 votes