Analyzing the Impact of Population on Climate Change: A Report

This report investigates the intricate relationship between population growth and climate change, highlighting the impact of increasing greenhouse gas emissions. The report discusses the challenges posed by overpopulation, particularly in relation to the planet's carrying capacity and the strain on natural resources. It analyzes the role of industrialization, deforestation, and pollution in exacerbating global warming. The report also explores potential solutions, including the regulation of fertility, promoting afforestation, utilizing alternative energy sources such as solar and wind power, and encouraging the adoption of electric vehicles. The report emphasizes the importance of managing natural resources responsibly and reducing meat consumption to mitigate environmental impact. The references include works by Hite & Seitz (2016) and Roberts et al. (2017), providing a foundation for the analysis of global issues and potential solutions.

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Part 1
There's no complicated relationship between population growth and climate change. More people
mean more greenhouse emissions that are comparable to increasingly extreme weather disasters.
In less developed countries, population growth will accelerate, however as it is not as small as
industrialized carbon emissions so as the populations become more advanced, they may start
impacting the atmosphere in growing numbers due to the rising carbon emissions in tandem with
the developed countries. The population of humans should be regulated, but technology should at
the same time assist human society to survive with modern technologies and facilities which are
not detrimental to the atmosphere and the ecosystem. The world should also be helped by
emerging strategies, such as green construction, clean energies, responsible utilization of capital
and so on (Hite & Seitz, 2016).
Part 2
Carrying potential = the highest number of people to be borne forever by an ecosystem. It ranges
from one plant to another with environmental factors. For a single species, each habitat has a
limited carrying ability. For human beings, many people conclude that the planet has already lost
the capacity to support it and can no longer take the increased population into account. The
atmosphere is under immense pressure due to this excess pollution. The over-use of natural
resources, industrialization, deforestation and pollution will contribute to this. Most experts agree
that the primary source of global warming is overpopulation. This definition is not absolutely
right or totally false. It is because each person raises not only the volume but also the average
pressure.
For example, over the last decade the overall consumption of meat has risen a lot. Let the
population rise, but that consumption of meat to prevent too much stress on the environment.
One of the steps to be taken is the regulation of fertility. It should also be remembered that
population growth is either negligible or negative in many developed and other emerging
countries. Therefore, it is very critical how we manage our natural capital. Such steps have to be
taken:

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 Reduce meat intake
 Afforestation
 The use of alternative sources of energy including solar and wind energy
 Promote electric car use for emissions reduction (Roberts et al., 2017)

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References
Hite, K. A., & Seitz, J. L. (2016). Global issues: an introduction. John Wiley & Sons.
Roberts, C. M., O’Leary, B. C., McCauley, D. J., Cury, P. M., Duarte, C. M., Lubchenco, J., ... &
Worm, B. (2017). Marine reserves can mitigate and promote adaptation to climate
change. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 114(24), 6167-6175.