The population is all the inhabitants of a particular town, area, or country. The population of an
area can take a negative toll on the environment. The approximate size of the world's population
is around 6.8 billion. There are many factors that go into the growth of a population. We can end
up negatively harming our environment if the population keeps growing at this rate.
The population of an area can take a negative toll on the environment. The main reason for this
is pollution. Take China's population for example. China has one of the largest populations out
of any country. By 1970, China's population rose to a whopping 790 million people with each
Chinese woman averaging about 6 kids. The soil was eroding. Forest and water supplies were
draining. The air was becoming extremely polluted. China started a population control program
which encourages people to marry at older ages and have less kids.
The approximate size of the human population as of 2010 was around 6.8 billion. If the
population continues to grow, we could potentially run out of natural resources. Pollution rates
keep increasing because of the constant need of construction. Also, the popularity of
automobiles also creates more pollution. Most people prefer to drive, which just means more
and more pollution.
There are many factors that go into population management. Population density, birth rates,
death rates, economy, etc. It is extremely hard to control all of these factors in a humane way.
People should be able to have as many kids as they please as long as they can provide for
them. People should be able to live wherever and however they want, but unfortunately we just
keep running through our natural resources.
The population is all the inhabitants of a particular town, area, or country. The population of an
area can take a negative toll on the environment. The approximate size of the world's population
is around 6.8 billion. There are many factors that go into the growth of a population. We can end
up negatively harming our environment if the population keeps growing at this rate. There is no
perfect way to prevent this, but we can all play our part to make sure we preserve our natural
resources.