Population Crisis

1983 to 1989

three mentions

over six years

The second memorandum says very little about the Population Crisis and what needs to be done about it.

_{The Brandt Commission Report}

Mr. Eric Deakins - April 18, 1983

In Africa, the Population Crisis has been brought home to every family in Britain by the famine in sub-Saharan Africa.

_{Overseas Aid}

Mr. Charles Morrison - July 25, 1986

of that, but as my hon. Friend the Member for Linlithgow (Mr. Dalyell) said, the costs of affecting the climate by reducing the Amazonian rain forest cannot be projected in a linear way just as, although the Population Crisis is serious, population can be projected in a linear way.

_{Overseas Development}

Mr. Holland - March 17, 1989

1992 to 2008

two mentions

over 16 years

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In May of this year, a report was published by the Washington-based Population Crisis Committee in the form of an "International Index of Human Suffering".

_{New Clause 5 - Additional Relief For Developing Country Debt}

Mr. John Battle - July 7, 1992

The Public and Commercial Services Union, for example, believes that the Population Crisis has had an adverse impact on the delivery of reoffending programmes, which must be crucial.

_{Prison Overcrowding/Sentencing Policy}

Elfyn Llwyd - April 23, 2008