America’s Overpopulation Predicament: Blindsiding Future Generations

About the Book

America’s Overpopulation Predicament: Blindsiding Future Generations— The subject of this book will profoundly and adversely affect every man, woman and child on earth by 2050. Most of us have experienced a situation when we or someone we know has some critical knowledge to share that needs immediate action only to be told to wait our turn as other irrelevant topics are given attention. This author asks for his findings to be heard against an ocean of mediocrity as he relates his personal “eye opening” experiences from all over the world with similar emotion, I suspect, as Newton felt when he suddenly understood the force of gravity, or that of Archimedes when he shouted “Eureka” as he suddenly understood the method for measuring precious metal content in an object. Like the seer who catches a glimpse into the future, Wooldridge finds it hard to limit his efforts to the written word. For here we find as compelling a case for massive and immediate action as ever there was one. Here is a subject matter so extraordinary that it should be shouted from every rooftop. The information this book contains is imperative and irrefutable. It destroys the impotent etchings of any clay or gold tablets as a roadmap for humanity. Man or woman, young or old, it will entreat you to look ahead without bias to the stark reality of what is ahead for our nation and our world. Packed with references to support his case, and literally floating above contrary voices like whitecaps on the ocean, Wooldridge advances the case for the salvation of modern civilization. He suggests courses of action that will ultimately prove to be the only way to prevent humanity from vanishing like dust in the wind. K. R. Hampshire, Researcher and Entrepreneur, Denver, Colorado

About the Author

Frosty Wooldridge lives each day with gratitude, boundless enthusiasm and a sense of purpose for everything he undertakes. He graduated from Michigan State University in journalism/advertising. He earned a post graduate degree in English Literature from Grand Valley State University, Allendale, Michigan. He loves mountain climbing, scuba diving, swing dancing, skiing and bicycle touring. He has rafted, canoed, backpacked, sailed, windsurfed, snowboarded and more all over the planet. He has bicycled 100,000 miles on six continents and 15 times across the United States. His feature articles have appeared in national and international magazines for 40 years. He writes and speaks on overpopulation and environmental challenges facing humanity. He has taught at the elementary, high school and college levels. He has interviewed on NBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, FOX and 1,500 radio shows in the past 20 years. His website contains more information for anyone aspiring toward a spectacular life: www.HowToLiveALifeOfAdventure.com