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Rural sustainability seminar - PPT Presentation

Becky Bender Ellen Brenna Selene Gonzalez Andrew Orthober Hannah Smith Global Population Basics Current Population Dynamics Who H ow many W here httplocalbrookingsk12sdusbiologyHumanImpacthtm ID: 234599

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Rural sustainability seminarBecky Bender, Ellen Brenna, Selene Gonzalez, Andrew Orthober, Hannah Smith

Global Population BasicsSlide2

Current Population Dynamics

Who?

H

ow many? Where?

http://local.brookings.k12.sd.us/biology/HumanImpact.htmSlide3

Fertility & Birth Rates

Fertility rates

Average number of

children per woman

Birth ratesHigh birth and fluctuating death ratesDeclining birth and death ratesApproaching replacement fertility

Low birth and death ratesReplacement

Women have just enough female babies to replace themselvesSlide4

MortalityNumber of deaths (per 1000 people per year)

During ancient times: 40 per 1000 per

year

Hygiene, sanitation, modern medicine & antibiotics have reduced mortality rate greatly

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Death_rate_world_map.PNGSlide5

Carrying Capacity

Resource limitations and space limit populations naturally on Earth

Do the same rules apply to humans?

Yes, projections show carrying capacity being reached at between 10 and 20 billion peopleNo, we innovate new technologies to increase the efficiency of resource use

With current and projected growth this is an important issueSlide6

Population Projections

Low fertility rates in developed

countries

Declining fertility rates in some developing countriesLittle change in fertility rates in some developing countries

Future world population growth will depend on multiple factorsSlide7

Discussion QuestionsWhat has played the greatest role in decreasing mortality

rate

s

around the world? What else do you think can be done?

Do you humans have a carrying capacity? Will we ever reach it?Do you think population growth needs to be limited? What do you think are effective ways to control growth?