Assuming that the human population on Earth will peak sometime in the twenty-first century, the twenty-second century will witness a declining world population. Discuss how you imagine life in the twenty-second century will be in terms of the use of nonrenewable and renewable resources, economic and social development, and quality of life.

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Angelica Horton

Biology

31 March, 05:52

Assuming that the human population on Earth will peak sometime in the twenty-first century, the twenty-second century will witness a declining world population. Discuss how you imagine life in the twenty-second century will be in terms of the use of nonrenewable and renewable resources, economic and social development, and quality of life.

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Non renewable resources will have declined to be scarce and renewable resources will not be able to keep up with the major population leaving a starvation problem. the economy will decline also because the rise in population will exceed the amount of jobs leaving more people jobless. and overall quality of life will decline because the population could exceed the amount of housing, also with a drop in the economy more people will be left poor and or homeless.