Overpopulation, A Problem That Affects Us All

Overpopulation, a problem that affects us all

Introduction

One of the problems currently facing society is overpopulation. One of the reasons why this problem is presented is because people living in remote places move to cities to be able to live in a better way. Another reason why the population is increasing is due to pregnancies at very young age. There are some factors that influence it, as there are also some solutions to be avoided, such as giving information to women under twenty years to avoid pregnancy at an early age.

Developing

This situation is increasing and we can see it every day, the birth rate is increasing. This is not a problem that not only affects a country, but affects the vast majority of countries, but what problems can cause overpopulation to our environment?

This overpopulation affects our environment because when this problem occurs, unemployments increase and cause poverty, this in turn affects education, since parents not having a job do not send children to school dueof money. Also due to population increase, more natural resources are necessary and this can generate overexploitation. Likewise, pollution and deforestation rises, generating the loss of some ecosystems that contribute valuable to the global balance.

There is a greater probability that new pandemics and epidemics arise, high mortality of infants and children, industrial intensive culture to maintain large populations, species extinction, increased global warming, loss of fertile land and increased desertification, increased consumption of consumption ofEnergy, Extinction of species, low life expectancy in countries with populations of faster growth, high mortality of infants and children, malnutrition and poor diet, anti -hygienic living conditions.

Due to the growth of cities where the population throws garbage, it causes the vital fluid to not be used and therefore is wasted. There is an alteration of soils, which causes the loss of land quality. Land pollution harms economic activities, since this contaminated soil is loses its value.

conclusion

The only solution for this problem is that each person becomes aware and reflects on having 2 children and not 5 so that they can collaborate among all and it is easier to improve this problem. You have to become aware and start recycling, separating it as it should be, avoiding wasting water, preventing so many pregnancies at an early age, but the most important thing is that the family no longer has too many children, be aware that it is an improvementAnd not an impediment, it is for the good of us.