Question1:
1. Focusing on the reduction or decrease the biodiversity is one of the ways which human have used to achieve the above.
2. The elimination of several predators in the nature
3. When overusing some of the resources of the existing renewable energy in the nature vary rapidly and in a way that nature cannot replenish them
4. Causing the natural chemical cycle as well as the flow of the energy in the nature to be disturbed.
5. When human relies more on some of fossil fuels that are resulting in pollution and climate changes.
6. The natural systems are altered, when some of the harmful species are introduced to a natural community.
7. Declines in biodiversity
8. The increase in the usage of (NNP: which is a term standing for …show more content…
This process includes 4 major steps, they are as the followings;
• The first phase (pre-industrialized)
In this step both the birth rate and the death rate are high which have resulted in a slow growth in the population during this step.
• The second phase: (transitional)
During The second step the population growth is increasing and in a very rapid way. The main reason of this rapid increase is that the people start seeking for a healthier produced food which means a healthier life style and which caused lower death rates while the birth rate is high.
• The third phase: (industrialized)
As population develops more with a higher standard of education and healthier life style it results in a slower growth in the population because of dropping or declining on both rates of death and birth
• The fourth phase (post industrialized):
During this stage, there will be a stabilizing in the population growth rate as birth rate and death rates are both …show more content…
Encouraging and enhancing the practice of planning families and reproductive health which are considered as one of the major key elements for a healthier population.
Case Study
Do you think that the problems resulting from China’s one – child policy outweigh the problems of the overpopulation that likely would have resulted without some sort of population growth regulation? Can you think of other ways in which china could try to regulate its population growth? Explain.
In my opinion, I think that the problems that are resulting from the one child policy doesn’t outweigh the overpopulation problem, but it is ensuring that they are decreasing the birth rates in one of the most overpopulated country in the world, and by taking this step they will ensure that the population size is controlled and it is not using all the available resources in the nature.
Thinking about other ways in which china can regulate the population and avoid the consequences resulting from overpopulation are;
• Increase the awareness of the harmful effects of the overpopulation on both nature and human
• Encourage families to have only one child through reduction in the life expenses such as paying some of the education, health care, taxes fees as a way of encouragement for the citizens who have 1
1. Focusing on the reduction or decrease the biodiversity is one of the ways which human have used to achieve the above.
2. The elimination of several predators in the nature
3. When overusing some of the resources of the existing renewable energy in the nature vary rapidly and in a way that nature cannot replenish them
4. Causing the natural chemical cycle as well as the flow of the energy in the nature to be disturbed.
5. When human relies more on some of fossil fuels that are resulting in pollution and climate changes.
6. The natural systems are altered, when some of the harmful species are introduced to a natural community.
7. Declines in biodiversity
8. The increase in the usage of (NNP: which is a term standing for …show more content…
This process includes 4 major steps, they are as the followings;
• The first phase (pre-industrialized)
In this step both the birth rate and the death rate are high which have resulted in a slow growth in the population during this step.
• The second phase: (transitional)
During The second step the population growth is increasing and in a very rapid way. The main reason of this rapid increase is that the people start seeking for a healthier produced food which means a healthier life style and which caused lower death rates while the birth rate is high.
• The third phase: (industrialized)
As population develops more with a higher standard of education and healthier life style it results in a slower growth in the population because of dropping or declining on both rates of death and birth
• The fourth phase (post industrialized):
During this stage, there will be a stabilizing in the population growth rate as birth rate and death rates are both …show more content…
Encouraging and enhancing the practice of planning families and reproductive health which are considered as one of the major key elements for a healthier population.
Case Study
Do you think that the problems resulting from China’s one – child policy outweigh the problems of the overpopulation that likely would have resulted without some sort of population growth regulation? Can you think of other ways in which china could try to regulate its population growth? Explain.
In my opinion, I think that the problems that are resulting from the one child policy doesn’t outweigh the overpopulation problem, but it is ensuring that they are decreasing the birth rates in one of the most overpopulated country in the world, and by taking this step they will ensure that the population size is controlled and it is not using all the available resources in the nature.
Thinking about other ways in which china can regulate the population and avoid the consequences resulting from overpopulation are;
• Increase the awareness of the harmful effects of the overpopulation on both nature and human
• Encourage families to have only one child through reduction in the life expenses such as paying some of the education, health care, taxes fees as a way of encouragement for the citizens who have 1