Posts Tagged ‘population’

Question: How would the climate change with a 10 billion population?
How would the climate change with a 10 billion population on earth?

Answer:

Answer by dale_jdc
Just think of twice the methane gas from human farts…….it’s gonna be a disaster and I for one am glad I will not be around to smell it.

by fotdmike

Question: How would the climate change with a 10 billion population?
How would the climate change with a 10 billion population on earth?

Answer:

Answer by dale_jdc
Just think of twice the methane gas from human farts…….it’s gonna be a disaster and I for one am glad I will not be around to smell it.

by Campus Progress

Question: How does environment and climate affect population density?
How does environment and climate affect population density?

I need at least 3 reasons

pls help

Answer:

Answer by Colorado Papa
Humans do not like temperature and humidity extremes. Less population where snow exists most of the time or in the steaming jungles.

The density and temperature of the air decreases with elevation so you find fewer people living at high elevations.

Lack of water precludes most people from living in deserts.

Few people can survive in a swampy area.

People congregate where jobs are available.
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Question: Using the map of AUstralias climate regions suggest regions to support why the population density of most of?
Using the map of AUstralias climate regions suggest regions to support why the population density of most of?
Australia is very low, and why most of Australia’s cities are located in the eastern, south-eastern, and southwestern coasts of Australia. The map basically shows that in central Australia there is a desert climate, with very little rain, and a semi-desert climate with some rain. In the northern part of australia near Darwin it is hot all year, with wet and dry seasons, in the eastern coast of Australia on Brisbane there are hot, humid summers and mild winters, and around Adelaide and Perth on the souh eastern and southwestern coast ther are hot, humid summers and mild rainy winters, and lastly in the south eastern coast on Melbourne, vistoria and Tasmania it is mild and rainy all year.

Answer:

Answer by TwoDots
http://www.apa.org.au/index/apa2002

Question: Is the simplest way to reduce the threat of climate change to reduce the human population but will religious…?
…will religious groups oppose any measures to curb population growth? It could be done, right? How about initiating a global one child per family policy? Do you think religious groups will oppose this?

And to those of you who say, “People don’t tend to care until they have to care, at that point you may be surprised at how fast solutions start appearing.” What if by the time people start caring, it’s too late? Climate change could be a juggernaut and once it reaches critical mass, there might be no stopping it.

Answer:

Answer by Roman
Climate change isn’t a threat it’s a natural process.

Question: Using the map of AUstralias climate regions suggest regions to support why the population density of most of?
Using the map of Australias climate regions suggest regions to support why the population density of most of?
Australia is very low in population density, and why most of Australia’s cities are located in the eastern, south-eastern, and southwestern coasts of Australia? Why is it most people live in the south and there are more citites there?

The map basically shows that in central Australia there is a desert climate, with very little rain, and a semi-desert climate with some rain. In the northern part of australia near Darwin it is hot all year, with wet and dry seasons, in the eastern coast of Australia on Brisbane there are hot, humid summers and mild winters, and around Adelaide and Perth on the souh eastern and southwestern coast ther are hot, humid summers and mild rainy winters, and lastly in the south eastern coast on Melbourne, vistoria and Tasmania it is mild and rainy all year.

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Answer by alan_has_bean
You answered your own question. People tend to live where the climate is mild, and where the water is. The exception is the hot, humid summers, but we have air conditioners to take care of that.

in a mark/recapture study, an ecologist traps, marks, and releases 25 voles in a small woodland. A week late the trap is reset and she captures 30 voles. 10 of the 30 were marked. What is her estimate of the population?

Does it cause environmental degradation in some way?

For example, it allows population to increase, thus putting more strains on the environment, etc?

But other than that – does it lead to environmental degradation?

how do population survivorship curves illustrate and quantify aging?

I need to brainstorm some topics about the environment. For example, environmental degradation, alternative energy, global warming, climate justice, waste management, food, population, political interests, media, water, corporate responsibility, individual responsibility, green investment…

Can you please give some as many key words as possible? They may not be closed related to the environment, just having some link will do. Please give topics which do not overlap with one another. I will choose the answer with the most and highest quality key words.

Thank you for your help!