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On May 21, 5:21*pm, CyberDroog wrote:
On Tue, 21 May 2013 05:56:16 +0900, "Brenda Dyer" wrote: "CyberDroog" *wrote in message news:0m0lp8dc5775rqvf3cb3nhhi52l0luhogi@giganews. com... Peak population growth occurred 50 years ago. *It has been declining ever since. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Where did you get that pearl of wisdom? World population continues to grow exponentially. In 1930, there were just 2 billion, we hit 3 billion around 1960, 4 billion in 1975, 5 billion in 1983, and 6 billion in ~ 1999. We're already closing rapidly on 7 billion. Yes, the rate of growth as a percentage of the total may be slightly lower, but when you deal with numbers like this, it's almost a non-sequitur. You ask a question, answer it yourself and then claim it doesn't follow.... sigh The the rate of increase (acceleration) may have declined but the rate continues to increase, I believe. I doubt the worldwide population growth rate have ever been higher. Guessing. Source? |
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