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    China Overview Currently, 45% of world 's undernourished reside in India and China (Munesue 12). At present China’s population is 1 billion 300 million and of this 163 million people are classified as undernourished (Munesue 11 & China Population (live) 2016). It’s population makes up almost 20% of the world population (China Population (live) 2016). Although the country has a high rate of food security presently, it has been higher in the past. China used to be a fully communist country…

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    According to Webster’s Dictionary, world population means the whole number of people or inhabitants on the earth. The population of the world is ever growing. Every year our planet population increases by 80 million people on average, at this rate, in 2050, our world population will hit 11 billion(Current World Populations…). Our thriving world population is becoming a threat to society. Understanding the history of world population, the causes for world population growth, the factors that…

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    In the Article “Macroeconomic Consequences of Population Aging in the United States: Overview of a National Academy Report” they discuss the population’s aging consequences from increased life expectancy rate, small youth working class, and amplified health care issues . The United States is amidst an unordinary measurement move. In the accompanying four decades, people aged 65 and over will make up a conclusively significant level of the masses: The extent of people matured 65+ to people…

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    Under population and Overpopulation When the number of people in a region or country is more than the available resources, the country or region is said to be overpopulated. In other words, overpopulation refers to the situation in which the country’s population is more than what its physical resources can support to maintain adequate living standards. Singapore, Israel, Kuwait, Lebanon, United Arab Emirates, Korea Republic, Jordan, Iraq, Belgium and UK are among the overpopulated countries of…

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    hunting has become an up and coming trend among Americans as a way to control the population of animals, but the practice of hunting is morally inhumane and is denying animals their rights to life. Humans need to strive for a more “hands off” policy when dealing with the animal overpopulation (“Animal Population Control”). Hunting should not be used as a means of animal population control. Controlling the animal population should be done in a nonlethal manner, whether by natural causes, birth…

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    earth’s population would grow more quickly then we are able to produce resources, such as food (Dimick). He hypothesized that the population would grow geometrically, meaning it would double, while the amount of resources we have would only grow arithmetically (Dimick). What are the leading contributors to overpopulation and lack of resources, and what can country’s do specifically to fix the gap? Overpopulation is defined as “an undesirable condition where the number of existing human…

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    Population control is any method that is used to control the type and number of people. Over the past few years there has been a slight increase in world population. Overpopulation has always been a concern (Watson). Many people fear that there will not be enough resources to support the human population. Even with this knowledge, people still decide to have children. This is a human right. Every single person on this small planet has the right to bear children and this right cannot be taken…

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    for 50 years and automatically stop. Watch the graph to confirm that the size of the moose population changes dramatically when the moose first arrive, and then eventually stabilizes (levels out). ← You can adjust how fast the simulation runs with the SPEED slider to the right of the control panel. 9 Once 50 years have passed (model years — not real years!), examine the moose population graph and answer the questions below. (NOTE: if you can’t see the whole graph, use the…

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    One obvious thing that I have noticed in the past one year is that this city has seen a sharp increase in its population growth. Some of the growth can be attributed to the fact that the city has a lot of employment opportunities and a very low crime rate as compared to other cities of our size. Within the past year, the city saw an increase of eight thousand people in its population. If this trend…

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    Malthus has come up with some tips or ways to decrease the chances of overpopulation. His book Principle of Population talks all about this theory and how to decrease the chances of it. Thomas Malthus was born on February 13, 1766 in England. He was privately educated as a boy but entered Jesus College, Cambridge, in 1784. Malthus published the first edition of Principle of Population anonymously in 1798 which many people took notice into. Malthus decided to expand his book and finally the…

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