Overpopulation

This is a dark, cold, rainy night. The coldness can be compared with the coldness of the Arctic wasteland, only the rain froze and touch the skin will not disappear, and conversely cold ice pierces the body like a million needles. There is no uniform in the cold. You can see a dark, small and dark object broken on the street on a street without a light. This dull atmosphere corrupts Hell's Kitchen in the slums of New York. Simply by looking at the steam from the sewer grill, the gun sounds in the distance, and the smell of rotten fish makes this a troublesome environment.

In the 20th century, Jonathan Swift, author of a modest proposal, and Michael Beesling, a worldwide overpopulation, is not the only way in his literary theory to treat diseases in overcrowding. Overpopulation means that society and the earth can not contain too many people. This problem has been solved and dealt with in various ways for hundreds of years.

Overpopulation is considered one of the most dangerous problems affecting our world. Our current world is overpopulated. Due to overpopulation, people suffered much damage. Because of overpopulation, many other problems lead to overpopulation, making it easy to catch diseases and spread them. This may lead to food shortages. - Please try to imagine. One day, when you wake up, over 240,000 people live in your mansion. This is a mansion, and there are usually many supplies to keep your lifestyle. However, over 240,000 people live in the same area, and it is narrow and small. The next day, 240 thousand people lived with you. This situation happens every day for many years, the supply starts to become thin, and the space starts to rare. Unfortunately, this is not a fictional one. This is a reality

Overpopulation is not simply food shortage or human suffering. Ecologists explain that the collapse of global biodiversity is also related to overpopulation. Examples of extreme species losses are China, Mexico and Brazil. Over the past 60 years, the population of Brazil has quadrupled; it is natural that Amazon feels the pressure. Growth in Mexico and China is comparable. Israel provides the microcosm of the global situation: the intersection of the three continents of the mid-20th century, this small country is still home to an amazing combination of mammals, birds and reptiles. That's because 1 million people lived in Israel in 1949. Today is 8 million people. The equation is simple: more people mean less wild animals. As a result, about one-third of 115 native species mammals in today's countries are endangered species or extreme endangered species. Almost all amphibian populations are extinct