How Poverty Impacts Overpopulation

It is well known that extremely poor areas are overpopulated and seem to increase the financial and natural resource burden already faced by the area. However, many people may think about reasons for this over-population.

There are several reasons why poverty has a catalytic effect on excess population. Firstly, in poor countries, they have little afford to buy basic essentials and women rarely receive any type of contraceptive pills. This not only leads to pregnancy problems, it is also the leading cause of death among women in most African countries. Because the higher the child's mortality rate, the higher the birthrate, this is related to overpopulation.

Bill Gates once said, "It is important for you to reduce population growth and actually improve your health." If children have low average life expectancy in many countries, women are trying to lay healthy children.

According to the US International Development Agency, overpopulation is also a fundamental problem of lack of education in poor areas. The population research institute also records that "the population of the world's 48 poorest countries will increase from 750 million in 2010 to 7 billion in 2050."

Nicholas Eberstadt, a demographer from the American Enterprise Institute, says: He said that social scientists and biologists discuss each other and discuss the definition and causes of overpopulation, instead of studying the cause of poverty and the way to sustainably support the growing population. Just like the rest of this article, Cohen is not optimistic about the possibility of eliminating overpopulation and other ubiquitous myths (see "Mythical Persistence"), but prevents future misunderstandings To be worth it. There are many myths, as in the case of free radicals, after researchers infer the narrow conclusion of another job. As Spitzer says, 'interpretation of spread' can be misleading

Somewhat contraindicated subjects that recur in your book are overpopulated. According to Mr. Walter, we are said to be "cancer on this planet". According to him, overpopulation can lead to world poverty, crime, war. What does this aspect mean in your story? In this book, fertility rate and fostering children play a very important role, so the world increasingly populates and having children has a new meaning. As a novelist, one of my most common projects is to try to focus on the issues and phenomena society ignores. I am interested in carefully considering what people and the country do not think about. Environmental damage caused by overpopulation is definitely one of them. The psychological impact of intimate friendship between parents and children is another problem