Paul R. Ehrlich

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Paul R. Ehrlich is an American biologist and population studies scholar best known for his influential and controversial work on overpopulation and environmental sustainability, including the book "The Population Bomb."


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instanceOf academic
author
biologist
environmentalist
human
population studies scholar
awardReceived Blue Planet Prize
Crafoord Prize in Biosciences
MacArthur Fellowship
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Crafoord Prize
coAuthor Anne H. Ehrlich
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt University of Kansas
University of Pennsylvania
employer Stanford University
familyName Ehrlich
fieldOfWork biology
conservation biology
ecology
entomology
environmental science
population studies
givenName Paul
hasAcademicAdvisor Charles D. Michener
influencedBy Thomas Robert Malthus
knownFor environmental sustainability advocacy
neo-Malthusian views on population growth
research on overpopulation
the book "The Population Bomb"
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
movement environmental movement
population control movement
name Paul R. Ehrlich
nationality American
notableIdea link between population growth and resource scarcity
overpopulation as a driver of environmental degradation
warnings about global famine risks
notableWork "Extinction"
"The Dominant Animal"
"The Population Bomb"
"The Population Explosion"
occupation author
biologist
university professor
positionHeld Bing Professor of Population Studies
Professor of Biological Sciences
spouse Anne H. Ehrlich
workLocation Stanford University


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