Some people believe the most important environmental goal is to sharply reduce t

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Some people believe the most important environmental goal is to sharply reduce the rate of population growth in less-developed countries, where at least 92% of the world's population growth is expected to take place between 2011 and 2050. Others argue that the most serious environmental problems stem from high levels of resource consumption per person in more-developed countries, which use 88% of the world's resources and have much larger ecological footprints per person than do people in less-developed countries. What is your view on this issue? Please write personal perspective. Please type it up, because hand writing is sometimes hard to understand.

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Environment is one of the important things for human being. The population is increasing randomly throughout the world mainly in developing and less-developed countries.

. But from the researches,we can see that developing countries do not effect negative impact too much.As The population growth is expected 92% increase in between 2011 to 2050, decreasinng population is a another aim to the developing countries. To achieve the environmental goal, we should fight against poverty, unequal wealth distribution etc. But in a greater economy polution growth is important because it is another source of large income. It helps to circulate capitals and invest.They use the resources of environment in a sharp way.

On other hand in developing countries with low population growth lead high consumption of resources.and ecosystem alarmed by it.Developed wealthier countries recognised as the greater contributors to the destruction of the ecosystem,They lead a role in resource consumption and the environment degredation which use 88% of the world's resources and have much larger ecological footprints per person than do people in less-developed countries.The urbanised developed countries should help to reduce poverty, developing education and supplying energy and resources. So, reducing rate of population growth in developing countries is not too much effective to protect the environment because it passively help to use the resources in perspective method. So the less population and resource consumption both are equally affect to achieve to protect the environments and ecological system.

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