Breeding Ourselves to Extinction

Breeding Ourselves to Extinction confronts one of the most uncomfortable questions of the twenty-first century: can a civilization built on biological desire, rising consumption, and finite planetary systems continue to expand without breaking the conditions that sustain it? Written in Mohammad Bahareth's bold, human-centered style, the book combines demography, environmental science, reproductive health, behavioral analysis, and policy thinking. It rejects coercion and anti-human panic. Instead, it calls for a humane accounting of birth, consumption, and responsibility: every birth wanted, every child supported, every society honest about limits.