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	Hi! Jenn in San Diego!
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	Pat, from Virginia.
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13:07:26 From Olivia Nater to Everyone:
	If you have questions for us, you can submit them via the Q&A function!
13:29:35 From Stephanie Wolfe to Everyone:
	super interesting to hear the differences between each of these models projections!
13:38:41 From Dr. Jane O'Sullivan to Everyone:
	The DHS survey data is the source for wanted/unwanted pregnancy data
13:38:56 From Elizabeth to Everyone:
	Today's report also points to immigration as a main driver of future population growth in some populations. Can you speak more to this?
13:39:00 From Kelley Dennings (the Center for Biological Diversity) to Everyone:
	I think the charts in the back of the annual world population report include that data.
13:39:09 From Dr. Jane O'Sullivan to Everyone:
	DHS = Demographic and Health Surveys
13:39:57 From Kelley Dennings (the Center for Biological Diversity) to Everyone:
	I think it is here if you download the full report - https://www.unfpa.org/swp2024
13:40:23 From Florence Blondel (Population Matters) to Everyone:
	Easier to navigate. The are referred to as health Bibles in Uganda at least. DHS
13:42:41 From Stephanie Wolfe to Everyone:
	Thank you Dr. Jane, Kelley, and Florence for sharing info on data sources! Its great to have you here🙂
13:43:06 From Kelley Dennings (the Center for Biological Diversity) to Everyone:
	Thanks all for this summary! I need to head out early.
13:44:20 From Marianna to Everyone:
	I was referring to situations where there are parts of the country which are environmentally livable but being emptied out as people move to cities for jobs, leaving only the oldest
13:45:45 From Stephanie Wolfe to Hosts and panelists:
	Another question in the chat box: Today's report also points to immigration as a main driver of future population growth in some populations. Can you speak more to this?
13:49:14 From Dr. Jane O'Sullivan to Everyone:
	Most credible estimates of sustainable global population are under 3 billion, assuming a modest middle-class lifestyle. The biggest impacts are from the food system, which wealth level doesn't affect so strongly.
13:51:21 From Dave to Everyone:
	If you divide global GDP first by 2, because we are close to 2-planet living today, then divide by 8 billion people, that gives you a pretty low amount of economic throughput per person - something like $6K. That would be VERY simple living. So, yes, we must embrace (and accelerate) population contraction.

13:59:30 From Bryce to Everyone:
	Thank you, Marian and Olivia, for your well-researched and insightful presentation!
13:59:58 From Laura to Everyone:
	This was awesomely informative! THANK YOU!
14:00:03 From Stephanie Wolfe to Everyone:
	thank you everyone!
14:00:06 From Jeremy to Hosts and panelists:
	Thanks for the very informative presentation!
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	Thank you very informative and interesting.
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	Thank you very much, very interesting!
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	Thank you!
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	❤️
14:00:31 From Muriel to Hosts and panelists:
	Thank you all!