Paul R. Ehrlich
American biologist and author
Born
May 29th, 1932
92 years ago
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
United States
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An American biologist and author, contributions include work on population dynamics and environmental issues. Published 'The Population Bomb' in 1968, which anticipated significant challenges arising from overpopulation. Held a position as a professor at Stanford University, focusing on ecology and population studies. Advocated for sustainable resource management and warned against ecological degradation.
Authored 'The Population Bomb'
Conducted studies on population dynamics
Served as a professor at Stanford University
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