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What are the environmental and social consequences of rapid population growth in rural developing countries?
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∙ 12y ago
Environmental issues include pollution and just all around filth.
Social issues include overpopulation/crowding in the city, dangerous living conditions, crime, etc.
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A major cause of environmental degradation in developing countries is?
poverty
What do you notice about the population growth rate of the developing countries?
population growths in developing countries are higher than developed countries because developed countries have an increased income and prefer not to have children.
Why are the most polluted cities in the world located in developing countries?
Nova Net Review Test Answer: Many developing countries have few environmental regulations.
Where is 90 percent of the earth's population?
developing countries
Where has the world's population increased?
In still developing/ poor countries
What population group is often affected by kwashiorkor?
the developing countries kwashiokor
What might be the consequences of falling birthrates in some European countries?
less population
Why is there a high population in developing countries?
because of the availability of everything. food, jobs, health, education. everything.
How might the population growth rates of developing countries be affected as they become increasingly industrialized?
as developing countries with high populations become more industrialized pollution will increase.
Why are international environmental conventions and treaties often ineffective?
International environmental conventions and treaties are often ineffective because often many developing countries have lacked the capacity to address environmental issues effectively.Note: Also, countries and cultures address these issues in diverse ways
Why do most developed countries have a less dense population?
Because they own a large territory compared to the developing countries.
What are the best ways of slowing population increasings in developing countries?
Let them all starve.
