Tomorrow's Children

Views various over-crowded areas to present the scope of ecological problems, including food supply, living space, and quality of life, associated with the world's population explosion to emphasize the need for population control. Explains birth control methods and highlights India's program to limit population growth. Points out that one American uses as many resources as 35 people in India. , Views various overcrowded areas to present the scope of ecological problems, including food supply, living space, and quality of life, associated with the world's population explosion to emphasize the need for population control. Shows various types of birth control devices which are available and which are being used in India's concerted program to limit its population growth. Emphasizes that population control in the United States is necessary, pointing out that one American uses as many resources as 35 people in India.