) A child born today in the United States for instance, will by the age of 75 years produce 52 tons of garbage, consume 10 million gallons of water and use 5 times the energy of a child born in the developing world. The United States uses approximately quarter of the world's fossil fuels and is the largest contributor of carbon dioxide, undesirable combustion products, and chlorofluorocarbons, chemicals that contribute to greenhouse warming and attack the Earth's ozone shield. The world looks to the United States as a role model. It is hard to ask developing nations to implement environment saving techniques and stabilize their population growth when the U.S. is unwilling to do so. This is one of the many reasons why we shouldn't be wasteful. This can also cause a shortage of resources we will need later on in the world.
2.) Every 20 minutes, the world adds another 3,500 human lives but loses one or more entire species of animal or plant life - at least 27,000 species per year. Which means in five years we lose 135,000 species per year think about what it will be like in 50 years. In my left time and fellow students life times. It's a scary though.
3.) We are today a world of 6.1 billion people, growing by 78 million more each year. Ninety-seven percent of that growth occurs in the poorest countries - countries too often torn by civil strife and social unrest and where all too many survive on the equivalent of less than one U.S. dollar a day. If the populations in those countries keeps on expanding how will the people of these countries have food, water, and shelter? This is something that we need to realize. People are dying of hunger everyday. What can we do about it in 20 years when there's hardly enough resources for everyone?.
4.) Last year the world lost 26 billion tons of topsoil. This devastation was a result of three phenomena, each related to rapid population growth: urbanization; marginal farming; and desert expansion.
Why is the population boom important? How does it effect on the social living? ... Moreover, some developed countries have negative ratio such as Denmark with -0.04% per year. ... Despite the increase in population tends to decrease, it also has many negative impacts on human and natural system. ... It does not effect on any individual country but worldwide. ...
Throughout the 19th century, the industrial production increased tremendously, and brought wealth and power to Great Britain. ... The reason why class structure is positive is because people started making more money. ... More than half of the population in Britain lived and worked on farms, which lead to population growth. ... Also, they didn't have any laws for the minimum wages or safety issues. ... They couldn't do anything with the money they earned. ...
These are that it must be experienced by many people, related to the organization of society, and generally considered by the population to be or to lead to a negative outcome (Finnigan, Lecture [9 January 2015]). When one in 99 people in the United States are living behind bars, it is impossible to deny that mass incarceration is effecting many people (The Prison Crisis). It is important to note, though, that the problem of mass incarceration does not strike us all equally. ... Why is it that America has imprisoned so many people and how has it come to be that the minorities of our general p...
If usage increases, the likelihood that those who have used marijuana will begin using other illegal substances, like heroine, will increase as well. ... The negative socioeconomic effects of a drug and its use in a population do not simply disappear if the drug is legalized. ... All of these results indicate that long-term use of marijuana does have a significantly negative effect on the human psyche. ... The widespread avocation of its use could have negative repercussions on many levels of American society. ... If these are legal, why can't marijuana be legal? ...
If usage increases, the likelihood that those who have used marijuana will begin using other illegal substances, like heroine, will increase as well. ... The negative socioeconomic effects of a drug and its use in a population do not simply disappear if the drug is legalized. ... All of these results indicate that long-term use of marijuana does have a significantly negative effect on the human psyche. ... The widespread avocation of its use could have negative repercussions on many levels of American society. ... If these are legal, why can't marijuana be legal? ...
Stereotyping in television and the printed word has reached its zenith and it significantly increased throughout the years 1970 to 2000. ... The commission was created because "White America" was completely ignoring the rest of the population, and the rest of Americas population was to say the least a little irritated, perhaps resulting in mass riots across the country. ... It seems to me that the Kerner Commission has no effect today in the world of journalism. ... So why then are African Americans so often discriminated against? ... Oh I am not talking about believing that the love stor...
DDT and The Environment: The Effects on the Ecosystem As earth's population grows so does the demand for food, and the use of pesticides has become essential in meeting this demand. ... Many pesticide manufacturers argued with this theory, and stated that small doses of the pesticide was unable to greatly have an effect on the society. ... Gradually the populations of birds and other species began to increase in North America. ... These properties are a result of persistence because DDT does not readily break down harmless substances, and the fact that DDT is fat soluble, but not wate...
As long as the increase in production can keep up with the growth of population and automation, there is not too much to fear. ... The negative effect is that, by definition, automation replaces human labour. The positive effect is that automation enables labourers to do new, increased research that was not possible before, due to a lack of adequate machinery. ... The question then becomes whether the increase in production resultant of these new markets can keep up with the growth of population and automation. Up until now this has been the case since the workforce has increased at a greater ...
There are numerous negative effects of drinking, and most of the American population has experienced these at one time or another. ... Consuming alcohol has both negative short- and long-term effects. ... Some people are physically addicted to alcohol, so addiction is an effect that drinking might have on a person. ... One important reason has to do with genetics. ... An additional negative long-term effect of consuming alcohol and then driving is the related car accidents that sometimes prove to be fatal. ...