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Author: Jade S. Sasser

Jade S. Sasser is an associate professor of gender & sexuality studies at UC Riverside and the author of On Infertile Ground: Population Control and Women’s Rights in the Era of Climate Change.
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Don’t Blame Babies (or Their Mothers) for Climate Change

Anne Hendrixson and Jade S. Sasser
Don’t Blame Babies (or Their Mothers) for Climate Change

A spate of recent articles notes that, rather than an anticipated COVID-19 baby boom, demographers are predicting a “baby bust.” One such article in this magazine argues that this is a good thing—for the climate, the environment, and women’s empowerment.

Not so fast.

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