The world population has doubled, especially in the 1970s, and is still growing tremendously. Today, studies show that 4 babies per second are born and 1 person dies. So every second we are increasing 3 people. The world's population is growing so fast that it has reached 8 billion. The distribution of this population is also disproportionate. For example, in Russia, the country with the largest surface area of the world, there are around 142 million people, while in China a little smaller than that, there are almost 1.5 billion people. Will the world remain viable for humanity? Is everything normal, or are the bells ringing for all of us?
The number of populations will not be a problem for the world because a plenty of free spaces are available across the globe. What is the matter of concern is the proper settlement of populations.
Its not the population which may threaten the future world, rather its the inhuman nature of human which has been constantly threatening our existence
Of course yes! Overpopulation is associated with negative environmental outcomes such as deforestation, land degradation, biodiversity depletion, water pollution and climate change.
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Article IMPACT OF POPULATION EXPLOSION ON ENVIRONMENT
Article Human Population and Environment: Effects of Population Grow...
Article Population dynamics and climate change: What are the links?
Chapter The role of population growth in global warming
Article Impact of Population Growth on Environmental Degradation: Ca...
I do not thinks so. The overall population is stabilizing at a level that the Earth can sustain.
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