One month after his essay “The Shock of the Old” ran in an April issue of The New Scientist (and spread across the viral world like wild fire), Fred Pearce further explains the implications of the twenty-first century’s surprising large aging population:
Last week, Pearce joined a Mother Jones panel tackling the complex issue of population control.
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