World Population Trends Signs of Hope, Signs of Stress. Worldwatch Paper 8 /

World Population Trends [electronic resource] : Signs of Hope, Signs of Stress. Worldwatch Paper 8 / Lester R. Brown.

The interrelationship of population growth, food production, and death rates is explored. Birth rates in China, Western Europe, and North America have significantly decreased in the five-year period from 1970-75. This is largely due to widening availability of family planning services and the growin...

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Main Author: Brown, Lester R.
Corporate Author: Worldwatch Inst., Washington, DC
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1976.
Subjects:
Adult Education.
Birth Rate.
Climate.
Contraception.
Death.
Demography.
Developing Nations.
Family Planning.
Food.
Global Approach.
Government Role.
Human Geography.
Hunger.
Infant Mortality.
Overpopulation.
Population Growth.
Population Trends.
Social Problems.
World Problems.

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