What is another word for malthusians?
Pronunciation: [malθjˈuːzɪənz] (IPA) 
Malthusians, named after 18th-century economist Thomas Malthus, are those who believe that population growth will eventually outstrip the resources of the planet, leading to a catastrophic collapse. Synonyms for the term include "neo-Malthusians," "population doomsayers," or simply "population critics." These individuals often warn of the consequences of overpopulation, such as resource depletion, environmental degradation, and social conflict. Some critics, however, argue that Malthusianism is overly pessimistic and ignore the potential for technological advancements and innovation to mitigate the effects of population growth. Ultimately, the debate over the merits of Malthusianism and its synonyms remains ongoing, with no clear consensus on the future of the planet's resources.
