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Explore a world of paleoanthropology, evolutionary theory, human ecology, and common scientific sense.

Sometime in late February, 2006, the earth's human population reached 6.5 billion people. That is more than twice the number of people on the planet when I was born (not that long ago, in 1958.) We are having trouble taking care of ourselves ... but who will spare nature the consequences, while our human numbers spiral out of control?

Sparing Nature is available in paperback.

Paleoanthropology: Taung fossil site / Makapansgat fossil site / Understanding Human Evolution

Evolutionary Theory: The Riddled Chain / Riddled Chain FAQs and OGAs

Human Ecology: Population and Environment / Sparing Nature

Other: Books by JKM / PEER fund / Non-science / Public Lectures / JKM contact & credentials

Intelligent Design Challenge! 1/30/06 Note: no one has risen to the challenge as of 4/08. Hmmmm ....

NEWSWORTHY:

Science Cafe begins series in Columbus. (4/2/08) Audio of JKM at Science cafe here
Panel discussion on "The Intersection of Faith and Evolution." Francis Collins, Jeffrey McKee, David Ruppe, and Patricia Princehouse. November 14, 2007. Streaming video is now available here. (01/05/08)
Neandertals expand their range ... but since 1858 have engendered nearly two centuries of controversy. (10/3/07) read more
New Homo habilis find leaves paleoanthropology enriched, creationists confused. (8/10/07) read more
Viewpoint, on WOSU TV 34 Columbus, aired "The Spectrum of Belief," with studio commentary by J.K. McKee, (7/27/07 and 7/29/07) (Download Podcast here)
10TV news interview regarding the "Creation Museum" (also on CNN) (5/20/07)
Statement from JKM regarding the opening of the "Creation Museum"
Ohio's second State Science Day awards for "Science of Evolution" from Sigma Xi (5/17/07)
Riddled Chain back in the news. (3/27/07)
Ohio's first State Science Day award for "Science of Evolution" from Sigma Xi. (5/6/06)

A quote for our times? "For has not America recently survived a political campaign in which, nightly, the atmosphere has vibrated with alarmist viewings of the necessity of salvation and prideful pointings of the single means of its attainment?" See answer below.

Paperback edition of Sparing Nature is still available!

See:

Understanding Human Evolution, 5th edition

No, it was Harvard anthropologist E.A. Hooton, in 1937.

My suggestion is here.

The views expressed on this private web-site do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer, The Ohio State University. But there is often a strong positive correlation.