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Overpopulation Is A Demographic State Characterized by The Fact That The
Overpopulation Is A Demographic State Characterized by The Fact That The
Overpopulation Is A Demographic State Characterized by The Fact That The
Le surpeuplement est le fait est donc la manière pour les villes de croitre en
terme de population or pour Pour karL marx le prolétariat se recrute dans toutes les
couches de la population. Et donc ce phénomène serait effectif et va plus concerner la
recherche implicite de moyens financier et de palier à toutes les difficultés familiales.
Face donc à ce constat quels sont les causes fondamentales du surpeuplement des
villes et par ricochet l’évolution de la population mondiale. Et toutefois quels sont les
conséquences liées à la surpopulation.
INTRODUCTION
The overcrowding is the fact is the way for cities to grow in terms of population
gold For Karel Marx the proletariat is recruited in all layers of the population. And so
this phenomenon would be effective and will relate more to the implicit search for
financial means and level to all family difficulties. In view of this, what are the
fundamental causes of urban overcrowding and, in turn, the evolution of the world's
population? And yet what are the consequences of overcrowding?
DEFINITION DU SURPEUPLEMENT
Population Projections
The world population would continue to grow strongly, reaching 9.77 billion in
2050 and 11.18 billion in 2100 against 7.55 in 2017 p 2 ; in the high variant (with
half an infant more per woman on average) the population would reach even
10.8 billion in 2050 and 16.5 in 2100 p 3 .
World population: 3 scenarios of evolution 1800-2100 of the United Nations.
sources: United Nations, Population Projections 2013 29 ; 1800-1950: US Census
Bureau estimates 30
It is currently growing (2017) by 1.10% per year (against 1.24% ten years ago),
or about 83 million individuals p 4 (compared to 74 million in the 2010 version
of the UN report) . The median scenario estimates that it will reach 9.77 billion
by 2050, assuming a decline in the average global fertility rate of 2.5 children
per woman in 2010-2015 to 2.4 in 2025-2030 and 2.0 in 2095-2100, which
implies steep reductions in less developed countries, from 4.3 in 2010-2015 to
3.5 in 2025-2030 and 2.1 in 2095-2100; the report states that uncertainty about
these latter hypotheses is high and specifies that they imply a broad extension
of access to family planning .
More than half of the increase by 2050 would be in Africa: +1.3 billion out of
+2.2 billion; Asia would gain 750 million people.Conversely, the population of
Europe would fall p . The population of the United States would grow from 20%
in 2017 (325 M) to 2050 (390 M) because of immigration .
It is interesting to compare the successive versions of these projections of the
United Nations: the 2050 population in the middle variant evolves as follows:
The same drift is observed in the INED forecasts, which in 2017 forecast for
2050 a population of 9.85 billion while its 2015 forecast was 9.8 billion , the 2013
estimate of 9.73 billion 3, that of 2011 of 9.587 billion and that of 2009 of 9.42 billion
The phenomenon that led to the population explosion observed since the 18TH century took
place in two phases:
1. Resources
This global overpopulation will create many problems, for example in the water
resource, which will be increasingly rare and popular, which will cause widespread
conflict. 80 countries are already under water stress or scarcity, it is no coincidence
that currently, 1 in 5 people does not have access to water. Desalination of seawater
appears as a solution, but its cost motivates the search for other solutions.
The problem of food also arises. Although developed countries have enough to
feed the planet, more than 1 billion people live below the poverty line, which proves
that food is unequally distributed between states on the one hand, but also different
social strata. The overpopulation would then cause serious famines, greater than what
the world has already experienced.
Le contrôle des naissances semble une solution raisonnable, même s'il se heurte
à d'innombrables problèmes pratiques et éthiques. Mais si l'on raisonne froidement, en
n'écartant aucune alternative, il existe sept solutions possibles a priori pour résoudre le
problème de la surpopulation au niveau mondial :
La guerre. Le génocide. Variante : la pandémie provoquée.
L’interdiction ou la limitation des naissances, par la religion, ou l’état. Plus
extrême, la stérilisation partielle de l’humanité, ou la stérilisation totale d’une
grande partie de celle-ci
La bunkerisation : vivre dans un pays-bunker, s'entourer de murailles
et regarder le reste de la planète crever de faim. (Merci, Trump!)
La fuite en avant technologique. L'idée que les rendements agricoles pourront
toujours augmenter, que les cultures hydroponiques, ou les algues, ou les
insectes, pourront alimenter les humains de demain
L’euthanasie. L’instauration d'un âge limite légal.
La génétique. La miniaturisation des humains, ou la création d’une nouvelle
race nécessitant moins de ressources
La fuite vers l’espace
Le transhumanisme : La posssibilité (qui reste à démontrer) de "migrer l'esprit
humain" dans des robots ou des nano-puces. Solution qui permettrait en même
temps l'immortalité !
Birth control seems a reasonable solution, even though it faces innumerable practical
and ethical problems. But if one reasons coldly, by not discarding any alternative,
there are seven possible solutions a priori to solve the problem of the overpopulation at
the world level:
Conclusion
En définitive l’exode rural, la pauvreté le système culturel sont des facteur primordiale
dans l’accroissement de la population dans les ville et aussi dans le monde entier cela
provoque en générale un manque à gagner dans la distribution des biens et des
services.
PAR AILLEURS les centres de santé sont le plus souvent débordés et la nourriture
devient de plus en plus rare pour paliers au déficit nutritionnel de la population
mondiale. Il faut donc mesurer et sensibilise pour ralentir les naissances car dans les
années avenir la population déjà en grand nombre le seront encore plus.
In the end, the rural exodus, the poverty and the cultural system are primordial factors
in the increase of the population in the city and also in the whole world, this generally
causes a shortfall in the distribution of goods and services.
In addition, health centers are often overwhelmed and food is becoming increasingly
rare for levels of nutritional deficiency of the world population. We must measure and
sensitize to slow births because in the future years the population already in large
numbers will be even more