World Population Project: The world will begin to have fewer humans from 2064

[SunriseChampion]

Like, if *this* is representative of who's still reproducing, there's no hope.

Interesting. What's your judgement call here?

 

[SunriseChampion]

Good, the world cannot sustain resources at these population levels

Turn in your allotted resources in the morning. Thanks, management.

 

[karledice]

Turn in your allotted resources in the morning. Thanks, management.

lol we have no kids, recycle everything possible, reducing meat consumption, drive a hybrid (with plans to upgrade to a Tesla) and do our best to minimize carbon footprint and not fall into consumerism.
It is well documented that the earth resources cannot sustain the existing population growth for the next 100 years.
So a war over resources (already happening) is to be broken out or a control in population from nature will occur (like Covid) or an alternative has to take place.
It is good news from this research that the population naturally reduces to a more maintainable levels for the earth.

 

[SunriseChampion]

lol we have no kids, recycle everything possible, reducing meat consumption, drive a hybrid (with plans to upgrade to a Tesla) and do our best to minimize carbon footprint and not fall into consumerism.
It is well documented that the earth resources cannot sustain the existing population growth for the next 100 years.
So a war over resources (already happening) is to be broken out or a control in population from nature will occur (like Covid) or an alternative has to take place.
It is good news from this research that the population naturally reduces to a more maintainable levels for the earth.

I see you've already started turning your allotment.
That's all good stuff you're doing there, but rest assured that there are more than enough resources to go around.

How much food is wasted every year? Right. The allocation of the resources is the problem, not the number of people clamouring for said resources.