OVERPOPULATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT

 OVERPOPULATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT

very first lets see 👀  

WHAT IS CALLED POPULATION ?

The whole number of people or inhabitants in a country or a region.

The total number of individuals occupying an area or making up a whole .

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN  POPULATION AND ENVIRONMENT

between 1960 and 1999 . Earth population doubled from three billion to six billion people. In many ways, this reflected good news for humanity: child morality rates plummeted , life expectancy increased, and people were average healthier and better nourished than at any time in history. How ever, during the same period, changes in the global environment began to accelerate: pollution heightened, resources depletion continued , and the threat of rising sea levels increased.   

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WHAT IS OVERPOPULATION ?

Overpopulation occurs when the number of people in a region is greater than the ability of the land to support them . 

An increase in population will inevitably create pressures leading to more deforestation , decreased biodiversity, and spikes in population and emissions, which will exacerbate climate change.

EFFECT OF POPULATION GROWTH ON THE ENVIRONMENT

The rapid increase of human population is putting an incredible stain on our environment. While developed countries continue to pollute the environment and deplete its resources, developing countries are under increasing pressure to complete economically and their industrial advancement are damaging as well. The demands that this growth places on our global environment  are threatening the future of sustainable life on earth. One of the largest environmental effect of human population growth is the problem of GLOBAL WARMING😨. Some scientist fear that global warming will lead to rising sea levels and extreme weather condition in the future.

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     In order to support the growing population , forest  are being destroyed at an alarming rate. humans also continue to put a great demand on the natural resources of our planet . Many non- renewable resources are being depleted due to the unrestrained use of fuel and energy. Many parts of the world also suffer from a shortage of food and water. The growth of population puts larger demands on our already limited resources. The environment on earth is suffering from the growth of  GLOBAL POPULATION . The  depletion of resources and biodiversity, the production of waste, and  the destroying of natural habitat are serious problems that must be addressed in order to ensure that life on Earth will be sustainable throughout the next century.

lets go back to know about how population grew over the time.......
  

Now its Question time❓🙇

👉What is called the study of population ?

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