Impact of population growth on environmental degradation​

Explanation:

1.Population growth causes a disproportionate negative impact on the environment.

2.Problems of population size and growth, resource utilization and depletion, and environmental deterioration must be considered jointly and on a global basis. In this context, population control is obviously not a panacea—it is necessary but not alone sufficient to see us through the crisis.

3.Population density is a poor measure of population pressure, and redistributing population would be a dangerous pseudosolution to the population problem.

4.“Environment” must be broadly construed to include such things as the physical environment of urban ghettos, the human behavioral environment, and the epidemiological environment.

5.Theoretical solutions to our problems are often not operational and sometimes are not solutions.

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