Category: Overpopulation

Sitting in your class right now may only be 30 people, and when you get home there might be 4 other people in the house. Your community or school many seem small, but the world population is growing at an alarming rate. In twelve years from 1999-2011, one billion people were born in this world.…

Across the years we have been inhabiting this earth, the human society has been changing the local ecological system and prompted the change of regional climate. In our present day, mankind has just begun to see their effect on the planets climate. One of these conflicts is overpopulation. Not only on a local scale, but…

Introduction Overpopulation is a global problem found in many countries such as China, India, Indonesia and even the United States of America. Officially, Singapore is the world’s most overpopulated state calculated by population to area, but the underdevelopment of large regional areas of main land China enhance the negative effects of overpopulation for the country.…

What is Population? Population as a phenomena has different definitions in particular but the main one that is said everywhere is, population is the total number of people that occupy a specific geographical area. Population in a certain area affects the standard of living and amount of resources that will be provided to the habitants…

Background In the beginning of twenty 1st century, overall the world population was spreading around 6 billion and increasing with the increasing ratio in last few years. In every new year about seventy of million of people were enhanced in the world, population; while in the overall population there is an 8o percent share of…

Intro Overpopulation refers to a situation where the number of people surpasses the carrying capacity of the environment. This phenomenon leads to various challenges, including environmental degradation, unemployment, and resource depletion. Overpopulation is about the number of people, the resources available and how humans utilize them. As the global population grows, understanding and addressing the…

Introduction The phenomenon of overpopulation represents a critical juncture in the trajectory of human civilization, challenging our capacity to sustainably inhabit the planet we call home. With the global population surpassing 7.8 billion and projections set to exceed 9.7 billion by 2050, the implications of this demographic surge demand meticulous analysis and proactive intervention. This…

Introduction [image: ]ASEAN countries are some of those who suffer the most from overpopulation in the world. The majority of the member states have a small landmass, like Singapore (the smallest with 714 square kilometres) or Indonesia (1,86 million square kilometres) and an elevated population, the result of many centuries of colonisation and poverty. However,…

The increasing or an extreme number of people occupying a particular area at a certain time within limited space with different mindsets is often termed Overpopulation. The Earths total population in 2015 has reached exactly 7.3 billion and was assumed that before 2050 it will increase rapidly up to nine billion or ranges between 9-12…

Mariama Jones and her husband, Samuel, were living comfortably in a home in Lawrenceville, Georgia. She had two children, a 10-year-old son, Ahmed, and 2-year-old daughter, Sonya. She had moved to Atlanta when she was 20 and built a productive and happy life over the course of the nex 16 years. Ms. Jones, a nursing…