Effects of Over Population

The world we know is gradually running out of its natural resources. Habitat is destroyed and wildlife is in danger of extinction. Too much population will affect not only nature and the earth, but also people's way of living. Imagine a world where water is contaminated, there are no crops in the soil, the air is very toxic, impossible to breathe; this is the direction the world is heading. Due to the rapid growth of humans, humans are facing great danger.

As things continue to evolve, we will face big problems in the future. We are beginning to feel the influence of overpopulation today; the future will worsen further. In comparison with many other countries, the United States is less crowded, and North America has only two fertility rates. We have not experienced the effects of overpopulation compared to other countries, but we are severely hurt by overpopulation problems.

The population has been growing for decades. More and more people become part of the world's population and become a big problem. The impact of over-population in the world has many influences, including environmental impact, depletion of natural resources, economic impact, food and water instability, and extinction of large species. - "We are heavy in the world and we have poor resources." Philosopher Tertuliang from the 3 rd century once said the world when his population was only 200 million people. This discussion can be interpreted in two different ways. One thing is that resources are limited, so you need to worry. The second thing is that people are worried about overpopulation, but they all seem to be successful.

To my knowledge, people are now thinking about the outcome and impact of the excess population and are already conscious among urban people in developing countries. The government's strategy to control population explosion has changed. In the countries of the world, the birthrate has declined sharply. This will help decrease the population. The government should raise awareness about the benefits of family planning by holding seminars and road shows in rural areas. Tax law should be changed to encourage people to have 2 or fewer children per couple. This will help them to provide better education and prospects for the future. In developed countries, the government will provide more benefits to free families with one or two children, such as free education, cloth, free medical care, one-time meals.