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Every time you go to the site or update it, you'll get the latest updates on the U.S. and world populations. When I checked it (1 March at 6:30 p.m. Colorado time) they were at 292,704,827 and 6,351,630,428. When you check, those numbers will be higher. Click the "clocks" to get information behind the numbers. From This is True for 29 February 2004 Suggestions for further reading:
 by The Worldwatch Institute, Erik Assadourian Amazon Price: $13.57 Customer Review: State of the World 2010: Transforming Cultures: From Consumerism to Sustainability (State of the World) This book is a significant contribution to understanding the process of sustainable development worldwide. It is a courageous contrib...  by Lucette Lagnado Amazon Price: $10.79 Customer Review: My father was put on a train at 11 years old, alone, by his parents. He was going to be lynched that evening, for not moving out of the way fast enough, in Alabama. He, too, was never able to adjust and reconcile. He did not see his parents again ...  by David J. Smith Amazon Price: $12.89 Customer Review: Even adults have trouble grasping the enormity of the population of the entire world as a number and attempting to envision how many that really is, then applying abstract and dehumanized percentages of how many people live where and so forth to that...  Amazon Price: $13.57 Customer Review: This annual version is of the state of the world in relation to global warming and is a rehash of earlier versions with a little update of some of the information. It does cover alternatives for limiting or even reducing hothouse gases, which are dow...  by Kathryn H. Jacobsen Amazon Price: $42.00 Customer Review: As far as textbooks go, it's not that bad of a read. And pretty informative as well. Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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