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This is based on the calculation of a birth rate ... is causing global warming. Currently every year 83 million people are added but only 60 to 61 million people die. At this rate, we will double ...

According to the organization's biennial World Population Prospects report, global population is projected ... world's largest countries face declining birth rates, according to the United Nations.

Birth rates in Britain have dropped to a historic low with women having an average of 1.64 children, official figures showed yesterday. The statistics for last year also show that they are leaving ...

United Nation’s World Population Prospects st most populous nations ...

We need an economic model in which that’s okay. The time has apparently come to panic about global declining birth rates, again. “America is uniquely ill-suited to handle a falling population ...

We need to talk about one of the biggest factors that will shape America and the world over the next 25 years. Even though it ...

The demographic outlook for Cuba is far from promising leading up to 2100, according to a study released by the United ...

The world is set to have 200mn fewer people than previously expected by 2100, according to a UN report that highlights the dramatic impact of falling birth rates on the global population.