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My husband and I struggle with the impact having kids would have on the planet.
WBEZ Chicago on NPR One | 4:20
Two climate activists weigh in on why thinking about your uterus as the site of your political action is problematic.
Around the world, members of Generation Z are experiencing climate anxiety. And many people are debating whether to ever have children.
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A generation facing an intractable problem debates whether to bring a new generation into the world.
In 1969, a year after Paul and Anne Ehrlich published a book predicting that a “population bomb” would set humankind on a path to widespread famine and
Climate change is influencing reproductive choices.
“The point is not whether or not to have kids; the point is, what can this political moment teach us about what we have to do? The fact that people are asking themselves these questions, having these thoughts, that's the problem. The problem is that we have built a world where people need to ask [themselves if the climate is too much of a threat to a future child]."
