Much of the work examining variation in fertility across populations from an ecological perspective has focused on female “energy status,” the balance of energy
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If energy was the only factor influencing fertility, industrialization would be associated with increased family size. The mechanization of food production and other work activities has
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Does energy access affect fertility? For example, improved energy access is estimated to lead to a two-times stronger reduction in fertility in a region with an average baseline education level
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The fertility transition, expressed through falling birth rates and increased well-being for women and children, is a function of many social and economic changes. This paper
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Radiation and Fertility Another significant occupational hazard that can affect fertility is exposure to radiation. People who work in healthcare settings, laboratories, or the nuclear industry are
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