Urbanization as Conservation Engine
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A framework holding that concentrating people in cities, far from being the exemplar of uncontrolled population, is the greatest driver of population stabilization, poverty reduction, lower per-capita consumption, and the rise of environmental advocacy—thereby paradoxically benefiting nature.
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