Zero population growth

Endangered languages: its deteriorate situation and the solutions With approximately 7 billion population, currently, there are around 6900 languages used all over the world (Romaine, 2007). However, most of them are not be used by sufficient population so that their survival may be faced with threaten now or in the future. According to Sallabank (2011), 50 to 90% languages will disappear in nearly 100 years. Though it seems that the living conditions of those…

There were 7.6 billion people living among the Earth in 2017. It is estimated by the year 2100 the population will be increased to 11.8 billion(Nivinite articles). It is the year of 2018 and to this day, no two people look alike. The culture, race, religion, and background for every single person is different. Twins have different backgrounds themselves. It’s not a crime to confuse one person for another but confusing a person’s background with someone else’s, is a different story. Teachers…

Be Kind 7,463,378,558. That is the world’s population. That number means that 7,463,378,558 people experience each day in a different way than you have. When you’re out at the grocery store and you’re wondering why someone is so rude, it might be because they haven’t had as good of a day as you have. Sometimes you’re the rude one, and you wonder why others are being so happy and obnoxious. Often times, people are too quick to judge others. Happiness and kindness get neglected when they…

In 1798, Thomas Malthus theorized that population growth was an impending danger that if not properly checked would result in an unfavorable outcome for human society. The main idea behind his theory was that the accelerated growth of the human population is unsustainable and that we are set to eventually outpace our ability to produce food, leading to a major catastrophe. Two hundred years later, Thomas Malthus’ theory fortunately has not come to fruition, however, it is still a major topic of…

available to meet the needs of the ever-growing population. “- According to http://www.bl.uk/georgian-britain/articles/the-industrial-revolution written by Dr. Mathew White. This statement is rather true because for the birth of new technologies came the industrial revolution. The industrial revolution itself contribute to why families grew due to more resources of energy, food, housing and land. Note that the Black Plague reduced the world’s population by 75 million people in the late 1300s.…

When discussing population and demographics, two opposite theories came to fruition, namely, the Cornucopian theory and the Malthusian theory. When looking at population issues, it makes far more sense for one to be pro-Malthusian than Cornucopian. This is due to the carrying capacity, positive and preventative checks, and overpopulation not leading to new innovations. The Cornucopian theory is optimistic to the point of naivety, and as such the Malthusian theory should be seriously considered…

Green Eyed The time was 10.19pm. The large traffic light rested at red for what seemed like a century. I quickly turned my head in both directions, looking left and right. I couldn’t see a single motor vehicle at all. I sighed. I was always late. Looking into the shiny rear view mirror a saw a mess of myself. My brown hair was unruly and my lipstick was smudged. After what seemed like ages, the light finally turned green. My driverless car shot forward into the night. I suddenly saw a silver bug…

arrival of a gene in a tiny remote population, apparently owing to coincidental rather than normal selection. Usually, genetic drift takes place in very small inhabitants, where rarely occurring alleles face a better opportunity of being absent. Once it starts, genetic drift will carry on up until the allele involved is missing by the inhabitants or up until it is the lone allele existing in a population at a specific locus. Genetic drift is normal following population bottlenecks, which…

Cornucopians and Neo-Malthusians have contradicting points of view on the issue of population growth and world hunger. Cornucopians believe that technologies can progress and improve to increase the world’s food production and keep up with the rate at which the world’s population is growing. Neo-Malthusians, instead, believe that we should first address the problem of world population growth in order to decrease the world’s hunger problems. These two contradicting opinions are based on the same…

words) The course reading identifies no. of potential problems related to global population growth. Select one issue that you believe needs to be addressed as a priority and justify your selection. Describe a solution proposed in the reading and from your further research that you think best addresses the issue that you have identified. Explain your choice. Task and limit words: Potential problem & Global population growth (Limit words). Describe, Solution, Research, Issue, Explain, Justify,…