POPULATION ISSUES

Question 1

is the STATISTICAL STUDY OF HUMAN POPULATIONS. It examines the size, structure, and movements of populations over space and time.

Answer 1

demography

Question 2

Refers to the whole number of inhabitants occupying an area (a country or the world), continually modified by increases (births and immigrations) and losses (deaths and emigrations)

Answer 2

Human Population

Question 3

Today, the global population nearly reached ___ billion people. It is expected to expand and peak at approximately 10.3 billion around the mid-2080s. Population levels are then anticipated to experience a slight decline, setting at around 10.2 billion

Answer 3

8.2

Question 4

______ and _____ remain the two most populous countries of the world, both with more than 1 billion people, each representing nearly 18 percent of the world’s population, respectively.

Answer 4

India , China

Question 5

The Philippines ranks ____ among the most overpopulated countries in the world, reflecting its ongoing population growth and high population density.Figure 3. Philippine population as of October 2024 (Worldometer, 2024).The issue of overpopulation is most pronounced in areas like _______.

Answer 5

14th, Metro Manila

Question 6

___________________ is the increase in the number of humans on Earth.

Answer 6

Human population growth

Question 7

________________ is the term used to describe the rapid and dramatic rise in world population that has occurred over the last few hundred years.

Answer 7

population explosion

Question 8

The impact of human population growth on the environment takes two major forms:

Answer 8

consumotion of resources
production of wastes

Question 9

What are the impacts of human population growth on the environment

Answer 9

increase in the extraction of renewable and non- renewable resources

increase in the burning of fossil fuels

increase in the freshwater use

increase in ecological impacts

increase in fishing and hunting

increase in the transport of invasive species

transmissionn of disease

Question 10

This is in which a disease transmits from humans to animals, poses animal and public health

Answer 10

reverse zoonosis

Question 11

As people travel, import, and export supplies, urbanization creates disturbed environments where =____________ species often thrive and outcompete native species.

Answer 11

invasive

Question 12

Population growth leads to __________ changes due to the increased demand for housing, settlements, and agriculture, resulting in deforestation and biodiversity loss.

Answer 12

land uses

Question 13

At the forefront of these efforts to control the population growth lies with the ______________, which also conducted its once-in-a-decade conference in 1994 at Cairo.

It sought to stabilize the population of the world at _____ billion in the year 2050 in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals.

Answer 13

United Nations

Question 14

The UN sought to achieve the following by the year 2015, which is also supported and endorsed by 180 Member Nations:

Answer 14

1. Provide universal access to family planning services and reproductive health care
2. improve health care for infants, children and pregnant women
3. Develop and implement national population policies
4. Improve the status of women and expand education and job oppurtunities for youn women
5. provide more education, especially for girls and women
6. increase involvement of men in child-rearing responisbilities and family planning
7. sharply reduce poverty
8. Greatly reduce unsustainable patterns of production and consumption.

Question 15

KAY MAAM NA PPT

The Population Division of the UnitedNations (UN) predicts that the world’spopulation will increase from 6.23billion people ____ billionpeople in 2050. The UN estimatesthat the population more than 11 billion will stabilize atin 2200. Otherexperts predict that numbers willcontinue to rise into the foreseeablefuture, to as many

Answer 15

9,3 billion

Question 16

______________________ is at the root of virtually all of the world’s environmental problem

Answer 16

Human Populaion Growth

Question 17

Although the growth rate of the world’s population has slowed slightly since the 1990s, the world’s population increases by about _____ million human beings each year

Answer 17

77

Question 18

The total population ofthe Philippines as of01 May 2020 is at ______________

Answer 18

109,035,343

Question 19

In the case of the Philippines, its estimated population in mid-2007 was 88.7 million and is projected to increase to _____ million by 2050(PRB, 2008)

Answer 19

149.8

Question 20

this is the measure of the biologically productive land and water needed to support each person

Answer 20

Ecological Footprint comparison

Question 21

The ecological footprint of countries vary greatly

Developing countries have much _________ footprints than developed countries

Answer 21

smaller

Question 22

IPAT MODEL

Answer 22

I = P x A x T ‘

I = Environmental Impact
P = Population
A = Affluence
T = Technology

Question 23

In the developing world, meanwhile, the most important factors necessary to lower population growth rates are ________ and _____________.

Answer 23

Demography , Social Justice

Question 24

developed world has a much greater environmental impact than does a person from a developing country in terms of CO2 emissio

Answer 24

true

Question 25

Studies show that population growth rates have fallen in developing areas where several social conditions exist. In these areas, literacy rates have increased and women receive economic status equal to that of men, enabling women to hold jobs and own property

Answer 25

true