'We believe that reducing current immigration levels is a necessary part of working toward sustainability in the United States.' — President's Council on Sustainable Development. Appointed by Pres. Clinton, it concluded that the U.S. could not meet environmental quality goals without reducing immigration numbers to allow for U.S. population stabilization.

Working To Protect Ecosystems & The American Quality of Life

Californians for Population Stabilization • Vermonters for a Sustainable Population • Floridians for a Sustainable Population • CUSP (Comprehensive US Stable Population) • SprawlCity.org • NumbersUSA Education & Research Foundation • Federation for American Immigration Reform • American Immigration Control Foundation • Americans for Better Immigration • U.S. Inc. • Popu!ation Press • Congressional Environmental Scorecard

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Further Resources

• Projecting U.S. Population to 2050: Four Immigration Scenarios
• Scoring Congress on Both Consumption & Population Votes
• Effect of Mass Immigration on Metro Areas
• How population growth is undermining most "Smart Growth" efforts.
• The Population-Environment Connection
• STUDY: Outsmarting Smart Growth: Population Growth, Immigration, and the Problem of Sprawl
• STUDY: Immigration, Sprawl and California
• STUDY: Immigration, Sprawl and Florida
• Consumption Growth As Related To Population Growth
• Immigration and the U.S. Water Supply
• U.S. Commission on Population and the American Future
• California's Overpopulation