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    Top 10 Posts for November 2012

    December 5, 2012 By Schuyler Null

    Population and environment stories nearly swept the top 10 last month (ranked by unique pageviews). Sean Peoples’ first short film on population, health, and environment projects in Tanzania led the charge, followed by a guest post from Tim Tear and Craig Leisher of The Nature Conservancy; Ken Weiss’ Beyond Seven Billion event; Elizabeth Leahy Madsen’s look at Yemen’s demography; Kathleen Mogelgaard’s post on next steps for incorporating population dynamics in climate change; and a summary of Joel Cohen’s 45-minute YouTube introduction to demography for the Floating University.

    1. India’s Maoists: South Asia’s “Other” Insurgency

    2. Clean Cookstoves and PHE Champions on Tanzania’s Northern Coast

    3. Education as a Conservation Strategy – Really?

    4. Making ‘Beyond Seven Billion’: Reporting on Population, Environment, and Security

    5. Yemen: Revisiting Demography After the Arab Spring

    6. What Next? Finding Ways to Integrate Population and Reproductive Health Into Climate Change Adaptation

    7. PRB’s 2012 World Population Data Sheet

    8. Joel Cohen on Why Students Should Consider Demography

    9. Taming Hunger in Ethiopia: The Role of Population Dynamics

    10. WomanStats Maps Gender-Linked Security Issues

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