We Must Stop Overpopulation and Pollution of Our Environment

It is necessary to stop overpopulation and our pollution We can increase the population by index as humans notice the idea of ​​agriculture about 10,000 years ago. Even if it is just a wingless creature with two legs, humans can cover the world and support this big crowd by extracting nutrients from the earth. Population growth continues, and there is a disagreement as to when it will end. The number of people on the planet is an indirect matter and the more immediate problem is that 3 billion people will need a lot of food to survive and the earth can not support that much.

Contamination is a very big problem on our planet and we must quit immediately. It must stop before our planet disappears. In my opinion there are three reasons why pollution should stop. Because of what we do with us, we can not keep living under the specific conditions in which the earth is located. The first reason to stop pollution is that pollution destroys the environment where we live. The power plant produces nearly 10 billion tons of carbon dioxide annually. Carbon dioxide is an important contribution to pollution. Carbon dioxide has various effects on our climate. The way it works is that basically some "greenhouse gases" can not escape from our atmosphere because they are trapped. Carbon dioxide is necessary for plants to produce oxygen. However, when fossil fuels are burned in our environment, when cars and carbon dioxide get into our environment we are cutting down trees as paper, it is imbalanced

In today's society, there are many economic problems such as pollution, global warming, over-population. These problems affect the environment and its resources. All of these problems affect our society, but population is high and resources are limited, so overpopulation has the greatest impact on our environment. There are many solutions to this problem, but the general factor is humanity. - The increase in world population is a worldwide problem, making it a concern for many scholars and policy makers around the world. The US Census Bureau predicts that population growth will continue from 6 billion in 1999 to 9 billion in 2010 until the 21st century (2010). In the long run, the population of 2,300 is projected to increase to 36.4 billion (UN, 2003)

Population growth or environmental capacity in multiple areas leads to overpopulation. The rapid increase in population can lead to pollution, water crisis and poverty. The population of the world has increased from 1.6 billion in 1900 to about 6.7 billion today. In Mexico alone, the population has increased from 13.6 million in 1900 to 107 million in 2007. In 2000, the United Nations estimated the population of the world increased at an annual rate of 1.14% (approximately 75 million people). According to data of the CIA 2005-2006 world profile, the current world population has increased by 203,800 people per day. The US Census Bureau has announced a modified forecast for the world population. And we will increase the forecast for 2050 to over 9.4 billion, over 9.1 billion. We will increase 1 billion every 12 years. Almost all growth occurs in low development areas