Population growth strains resources from "summary" of How the World Really Works by Vaclav Smil
The relentless increase in the number of people living on Earth inevitably strains the planet's resources. This basic fact is well understood by demographers, ecologists, and policymakers alike. A growing population requires more food, water, energy, and materials. It also generates more waste and pollution. These demands put pressure on the natural systems that sustain life on our planet.
When populations grow rapidly, as they have in recent centuries, the strain on resources becomes even more pronounced. The Industrial Revolution and advances in medicine have enabled unprecedented population growth. The number of people living on Earth has increased exponentially. Consequently, the demands on resources have also grown exponentially.
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