capacity of all countries must be considered as the world population continues to increase.
At the University of British Columbia, the School of Community and Regional Planning has …

There are many credible and some optimistic overviews of the world population problem.
However, the world faces a serious overpopulation problem, and the effects exist throughout …

PIP: This article presents Joel E. Cohen's lecture on the issue of population growth. Cohen,
a professor at Rockefeller and Columbia universities, outlined the complexities involved in …

Africa is rising fast, at least demographically. Today, the continent is home to more than a
billion people, of which some 950 million of them living in Sub-Saharan Africa.The UN, for its …

Over the last decade, promising signs in world population growth resulted in slight
downward adjustments of demographic projections for the year 2000. World growth rates …

Since the onset of modernisation the world population has doubled several times and will
soon reach 6 billion of people. The annual rate of increase in the world population is …

PIP: George Morris has defined overpopulation as the state of the population" when there
are more people than can live on the earth in comfort, happiness, and health and still leave …

Attitudes to population policy taken by major international institutions display a lack of
symmetry. Population‐based institutions forcefully set out the effects of population on …

PIP: The intricate interrelationships between population and development in sub-Saharan
Africa are examined and the prospects are considered for converting the abundant human …