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True. But population is on a decline, for all developed nations atleast. Developing nations are the one rising, worst and worst each year.
by Earendil137 4y ago
True. But population is on a decline, for all developed nations atleast.
Developing nations are the one rising, worst and worst each year.
- rekabis 4y agoAnd this is where the education of women comes into play, providing even subsistence-level populations with birth control options. No parent wants to bring children into this world that they cannot effectively support, and no woman wants to be a brood mare. Limited programs in Africa and Asia has shown this to be a wild success in slowing population growth, it just lacks widespread public funding and political will, as well as stable countries that aren’t having civil wars or genocidal religious purges.
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- rocket_surgeron 4y agoThe rise in population in developing nations is slowing, and at a much faster rate than in developed nations. Most projections have global population plateauing in the 2090-2100 timeframe although the recent record fertility decreases in Asia and Africa may pull that forward a couple of years or decades.