Over-population is the real cause of climate change – it's killing us all off
GROWTH: India's population is expected to exceed 1.27bn this year and is growing at more than 6.5m a year. AP Photo.
Joe Barry
Despite all the warnings of global warming and imminent disaster, it is unlikely that we will change our ways until a real catastrophe actually occurs.
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