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According to the UNFPA the population of the world increases by 1.2% a year.
That's 235,000 a day.
That's 235,000 a day.
GENE MEME is a blog, art installation and outreach programme about world population.
The GENE MEME art installation took place in the Crypt Gallery in London from 9 June to 20 June 2010.
The GENE MEME art installation took place in the Crypt Gallery in London from 9 June to 20 June 2010.
GENE MEME was supported by a debate asking what should be done about rising population.
Links to posts
- Ancestral Pueblo culture
- Angkor
- Antioch
- Bodmin Moor
- Cahokia
- China’s Great Leap Forward
- Classical Greece
- Easter Island
- Ephesus
- Fatehpur Sikri
- GENE MEME
- Hawaii
- Hispaniola
- Holodomor
- Illinois
- Juana Maria
- Kaskaskia
- Madagascar
- Minimata
- North Korea’s ‘Arduous March’
- Pitcairn Island
- Rabbits in Australia
- Rwanda
- Smallpox
- St Kilda
- St Matthew Island
- Sugar
- The Aleuts
- The American Dustbowl
- The ancient Olmec civilisation
- The Aral Sea
- The burial of Riez
- The collapse of the Nasca
- The decline of Bruges
- The deforestation of Ethiopia
- The extinction of the Moa
- The Florida Everglades
- The Gambier trade triangle
- The great civilisation of Sumer
- The Harappan Culture
- The Irish potato famine
- the last Nicoleňo
- The last passenger pigeon
- The Mayan civilisation
- The pleistocene extinctions
- The Sahel
- The Vikings in Greenland
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