In 1994, the world population was 5,602,800,000. This population has grown to 6,134,767,070. ... World population has more than doubled since 1960, and 95 percent of that growth has come from developing nations that offer the least access to health care, education and nutrition needed to support such growth. ... A world with zero population growth would not be a better place to live than a world with a growing population. ... Population Research Institute and Zero Population Growth web sites have very differing opinions about population. ...

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Right to live "World population exceeded six billion in 1999 - doubling from three billion in 1960 - and is currently increasing by 80 to 85 million people each year." ... The population of the world is growing with an incredible rate that it had taken until 1800 to reach the world population to one billion. ... Scarcity is one of the major outcomes of the rapid population growth. ... Every generation without education creates an uncontrollable growth of population that has no education. ... Having a crucial and everlasting impact on the control of the population growth, family planning not o...

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Part of the reason for Europe attempting to expand was the sudden population explosion. Europe's population nearly doubled between the years of 1500 and 1650. Cities grew before the population as a result of people moving from the countryside to cities. London's population grew from 50,000 in 1500 to 200,000 people in 1650. This new population increase, contributed new workers and expanded the economy. ...

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The population count almost doubled before the beginning of the new century. ... People from small towns and farms also helped swell the population in the cities. ... They were firetraps not only because of poor design but also by over population. ...

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Population has varied greatly through the last fifty years. The world population has increased in general, and particularly Egypt's population has increased almost the double. ... If we take a look at the age of our grand parents, we will find that the population was less than half our population now a day. ... The world population has increased affecting people in a negative way. ...

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The population grows only slightly. ... The total population at this stage grows incrementally, or in some cases, declines. ... It is difficult to predict exactly what will happen as a result of the population decline. ... It is fair to estimate that developed countries" populations will remain at or near population replacement levels. ... (Livi-Bacci, 146/1992) As further illustration of the rapid expansion of the undeveloped countries, Libya and Togo, who are roughly in the second stage of the transition, will double their population every 19 years, Gaza, every 15. ...

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In order to feed the anticipated world population growth, crops will have to double over the next thirty years ("Editors" 1). ... In order to increase the world's food supply for the growing population, farmers must not only produce more food, but also reduce food losses due to pesticides, viruses, and herbicides. ... According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, forty percent of the world's population suffers from lack of nutrients (Nottingham 157). ... Along with Vitamin A and iron deficiencies, protein deficiency is another common malnutrition discove...

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Population development holds a serious issue. "In 1999, the world's population exceeded six billion people. ... From 1927-1967 this population doubled. ... Population growth is a problem that impacts the environment and a general quality of life. Soon, at least one quarter of the world population will live where water is scarce. ...

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With humans being one of the predators of animals, humans kept the animal populations, such as deer, low. Since humans are one of the predators of the deer we should still have the right to hunt animals to keep the population low as long as we do not drive the animals into extinction. ... Because deer have a high reproductive potential and few natural predators, deer populations have the potential to increase rapidly. In the absence of significant mortality, deer populations can double in size in two years. ... Hunting deer should then be allowed in order to keep he population low and pre...

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