There has been a variety of assumptions made by different authors of how the world population is affecting the environment in terms of overpopulation and population growth. Some assume that controlling the birth rates in developing countries by using legal actions will improve the world´s environment, whereas others contend that overconsumption caused by the developed countries is a greater threat to the world´s environment (Albert,no date:3). …showed first 75 words of 802 total…

…showed last 75 words of 802 total…developed and developing countries have to be aware of their environmental risks and possiblities of protecting their landscpape and ressources in order to achieve a worldwide environmental improvement. Mata, J. (no date). Consumption: The Other Side of Population. International Conference on Population and Development, 1-5. Kuper, A. (2004). The silent crisis : overview. Free Inquiry, v24 i5 p28(2). Albert, M. (no date). Population? Z Magazine, 3-4. ABS (2004). Measures of Australia´s Progress. Media release, 1.