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Even Worldwide Pandemic Can't Cull Unsustainable Human Population
Environmental scientists for the most part agree that the human population is growing at an unsustainable rate, to the point that even fertility restrictions and a worldwide pandemic couldn't solve the problem, according to new research.
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