This is a paragraph about Paul Ehrlich's Theory " The population Bomb". I have to explain why Do I agree with this theory. Pleaseeeeeeeee! I NEED SOME FEEDBACK :) Ill be more than glad
Ps. its for tomorrow LOL
Population growth has caused several biases in the humanity evolution. In 1968 Paul Ehrilch's in his theory of "The Population Bomb" predicted that in the year of 1970 "people will starve to death in spite of any crash programs embarked upon now" due to the rapid population growth. The demanding of food increased, and although not everyone was dying of hunger back in the 80's, it began to hit some countries with the economy. Ehrilch also stated that with overpopulation the demand of technological advances will increased, affecting the environment and perhaps, destroying an ecosystem. Ehrilch not only argued how fast the population was growing but also how fast it was evolving; and it seemed to be evolving without limits. It is as more population is, more demands from the public, which means: Building more houses, more schools, more transportation, more technological discoveries. This leads us to create "overpollution", damaging the environment.
Ps. its for tomorrow LOL
Population growth has caused several biases in the humanity evolution. In 1968 Paul Ehrilch's in his theory of "The Population Bomb" predicted that in the year of 1970 "people will starve to death in spite of any crash programs embarked upon now" due to the rapid population growth. The demanding of food increased, and although not everyone was dying of hunger back in the 80's, it began to hit some countries with the economy. Ehrilch also stated that with overpopulation the demand of technological advances will increased, affecting the environment and perhaps, destroying an ecosystem. Ehrilch not only argued how fast the population was growing but also how fast it was evolving; and it seemed to be evolving without limits. It is as more population is, more demands from the public, which means: Building more houses, more schools, more transportation, more technological discoveries. This leads us to create "overpollution", damaging the environment.