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2. Calls to reduce population for environmental reasons remain misguided; there has never been a better time to welcome a child into the world.
3. When supported by competitive markets, innovation, and accountable regulation, economic growth and environmental progress are complementary.
It is true that 2024 was the warmest year on record, but the premise that the world is becoming more dangerous for people is not supported by the data. The longer-run story for people is greater safety from climate-related hazards because development, early warning, and infrastructure dramatically reduce vulnerability. According to the International Disaster Database, climate-related deaths across the globe are on a steady downward trend and have fallen by more than 90 percent over the past century. In the U.S., strong tornadoes have fallen ~50% since the 1950s, and (when adjusted for how much has been built) normalized tornado damage has decreased. Wildfire severity on federal lands shows no clear long-term upward trend in the century-scale record; recent spikes are dominated by (sometimes intentional) human ignition and exposure patterns, not by a new climate regime.
Meanwhile, U.S. fertility hit a new low in 2024 and remains subdued in 2025. Many cite cost of living, housing, work–family trade-offs, partnership, and climate concerns as reasons not to have children or more children.
By the way, we KNOW the motivation of the racist Nazi Margaret Sanger for creating Planned Parenthood. It was to cut down the numbers of the black race. Today more black babies are aborted than any other race. So Sanger and the Democratic Party have got their wish.
Politicians who continue to throw up the CLimate Change myth are stupid liars who should not be trusted with public office.
Climate Alarmism and the American Family
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Key Takeaways
1.Contrary to prevailing narratives, the environment is getting better, not worse.2. Calls to reduce population for environmental reasons remain misguided; there has never been a better time to welcome a child into the world.
3. When supported by competitive markets, innovation, and accountable regulation, economic growth and environmental progress are complementary.
It is true that 2024 was the warmest year on record, but the premise that the world is becoming more dangerous for people is not supported by the data. The longer-run story for people is greater safety from climate-related hazards because development, early warning, and infrastructure dramatically reduce vulnerability. According to the International Disaster Database, climate-related deaths across the globe are on a steady downward trend and have fallen by more than 90 percent over the past century. In the U.S., strong tornadoes have fallen ~50% since the 1950s, and (when adjusted for how much has been built) normalized tornado damage has decreased. Wildfire severity on federal lands shows no clear long-term upward trend in the century-scale record; recent spikes are dominated by (sometimes intentional) human ignition and exposure patterns, not by a new climate regime.
Meanwhile, U.S. fertility hit a new low in 2024 and remains subdued in 2025. Many cite cost of living, housing, work–family trade-offs, partnership, and climate concerns as reasons not to have children or more children.
By the way, we KNOW the motivation of the racist Nazi Margaret Sanger for creating Planned Parenthood. It was to cut down the numbers of the black race. Today more black babies are aborted than any other race. So Sanger and the Democratic Party have got their wish.
Politicians who continue to throw up the CLimate Change myth are stupid liars who should not be trusted with public office.
