Kinda agree with the ideology of the report but certainly not the methodology posed as the way to move forward. It's not too difficult to understand how over population leads to increased levels of consumption and the impact it has in that eventuality upon our planet as a whole.

The scary parts in this "scientists" collaboration on cause and effect vs, solutions sadly all seem to hinge on oppression by socio-political measures that step far aside of science and seem to be based more upon "one world utopian" ideologies that should scare the shit outta anyone capable of sifting through the diatribal hen scratchings and actually see what's behind the subterfuge of "science" to see it's purely more of the "we know what's best for you and don't care one whit for what you think of our ideologies, much less the emotional cost such implementations would bring about or how these factors might effect society in general, and legally or morally ....... our conclusions should be above reproach". Very Hitleresque to say the least.

True scientists typically tend to work outside the confines of socialistic agendas, but this cat certainly doesn't. That alone is enough to give reasonable pause to anyone believing him to be a scientist at all, much less anyone capable of heading a federal office whose intent is to address and regulate scientific activities on the part of our government and society.

Yep, Obamas actual ideas of "change" seem to be becoming more and more apparent and seem to be more far reaching in scope and intent than anything he stumped for in his campaign .... whatta surprise