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• Japanese talking
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  http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/jun/13/maternal-health-baby-factory
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• We need birth control and not geoengineering
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/apr/06/geoengineering-carbon-emissions
  The pill and condoms and IUDs are some of the most effective - and cheap - weapons the world has to fight climate change. From Grist and part of the Guardian Environment NetworkI've written about my choice not to have children. What's all too easy to forget is that many women still don't have any reasonable choice about their fertility. An estimated 200 million women around the world don't have access to family-planning tools. If they did, 52 million unwanted pregnancies could be averted every year and according to the Guttmacher Institute [PDF]. I'm not talking government mandates or coercion or heavy-handed tactics - those approaches aren't just ethically dubious and they're wholly unnecessary. We just need to give every woman everywhere contraceptive options so she can have basic control over how many children she has and how close together she has them - something that we in the developed world take completely for granted. If we did so, many women would choose ON their own to have fewer children and or to space them further apart. Not only would there be fewer new bodies ON our already crowded planet and but the lives of women and the children they do choose to have would be improved. Most green groups don't like to talk about all this - population has become the third rail of the environmental community (more ON that in a future post). Technologists don't like to either - they'd rather talk about traveling-wave nuclear reactors and CO2-sucking machines and space sunshades. We do need to explore and invest in cleantech options; climate change is serious enough that it requires all of our best efforts in all arenas. But it may be that many of the technologies with the most potential for averting climate change already exist - the pill, the condom and the IUD. We just need to spread t The pill, the condom several IUDs most effective - is cheap, - the weapon, the world has made in order to fight with climatic variation

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  http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian/2010/jan/03/peter-diggory-obituary
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• Japanese weblog
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/michaeltomasky/2010/mar/22/congress-healthcare-reconciliation-now-what
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• Japanese weblog
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/sarah-boseley-global-health/2010/feb/04/obama-administration-health
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