WORLD OVERPOPULATION CAUSES

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INTRODUCTION

I) WORLD OVERPOPULATION CAUSES

II) THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE DEGRADATION ON THE ENVIRONMENT

III) SOME POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

CONCLUSION

INTRODUCTION

Six to five thousand years before Jesus Christ the world's population was estimated at between six and eight million. Today we are more than seven billion people on earth. We will be nine billion by 2050. There is already talking of world overpopulation. So what are the causes and consequences of the degradation of the environment?

I°) World overpopulation Causes

From the nineteenth century, population growth becomes exponential with economic and health progress; previously only two six children a woman took an average world survived until the age of procreation because medicines were not developed. Increasingly, this situation can be explained by the demographic explosion of emerging countries and the lengthening of the lifespan in developed countries.

II°) the consequences of the destruction on the environment

For several years, the role of man in the degradation of our environment is no longer questioned. Air pollution, water, soil, noise, and destruction of biodiversity ... the repercussions of human activity are diverse.In addition to environmental degradation, human activity degrades the daily life of the men themselves. Indeed, the consequences of environmental degradation on our health are not trivial: disturbance of the growth, respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, decreased quality of life, stress, allergies...III°) some possible solutions

Today, solutions exist and begin to slowly put in place particularly through four axes:    - Encourage clean and sustainable transport for better air quality;    - Fighting against pesticides;    - Fight against endocrine disruptors;    - Promote nature in the city.

CONCLUSION

The best way to regulate the world's population is to understand that we should not have children to prove his virility, fertility and prosperity. This should not be, either in response to a purely selfish desire or "do as everyone else"; even less to please God or participate in the expansion of this or that religion. "Making a child", as is commonly said, is nothing neither remarkable nor admirable in itself; that is, it is to meet its most legitimate needs and educate them properly, so that it becomes a responsible adult, respectable, and if possible happy.

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