D. exhausting a natural resource is not sustainable
The population of humans on earth has reached its carrying capacity or the maximum number of individuals an environment can support over time without destroying or degrading it, is determined by several key factors. Food availability, water, and space
The impact of so many people on the environment Two major forms follow
- the consumption of resources such as land, food, water, air, fossil fuels, and minerals.
- Consumption-related waste such as air pollutants, water pollutants, toxins, and greenhouse gases.
Population growth is the growth of the population on earth. For most of human history, our population is relatively stable. However, innovation and industrialization have made energy, food, water and medical supplies more accessible and reliable.
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Meteorology is the study of the climate and weather
Clouds form when (invisible) water vapor turns into visible water droplets or ice, it then becomes gas.
The rain occurs because the clouds have water droplets in them, they condense into each other and then fall to earth as rain.
Thunder is created when lighting passes through the air.
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A meteorologia é o estudo do clima e do tempo
Nuvens se formam quando o vapor de água (invisível) se transforma em gotículas de água visíveis ou gelo, então se transforma em gás.
A chuva ocorre porque as nuvens têm gotículas de água, elas se condensam umas nas outras e caem na terra como chuva.
O trovão é criado quando a luz passa pelo ar.
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In the past century, the world has recorded a rapid increase and decrease in population in different geographical areas. This has been influenced by different factors such as urbanization and family planning.
Urbanization creates better employment opportunities and wages. It also provides better social amenities such as schools and hospitals. These encourage people to move from rural areas to urban areas in search of a better living. The migration results in a decrease of population is the rural areas and a rapid increase in population in the urban cities.
Increased access to contraceptives has enabled women to limit family sizes. Women are able to plan for the number of children they intend to have. This has generally decreased the population growth in developed regions.
