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Future Population Growth

This Web site examines population growth and its consequences.


1. What is the current population?




2. Roughly how many people are born per minute? (Collect the data!)




3. What effects will population growth likely have on the environment, including natural resources?




4. How could overpopulation potentially affect quality of life?




5. What are ways governments can respond to overpopulation?




6. What actions could you take to promote a human population in balance with the environment?

 
 
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