Collapse: Earth Overshoot Day

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Not climate, but retarded cultures spewing sperm everywhere
offspring eating up everything in sight, stupid humans...


Visualizing The Changing World Population, By Country

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/where-will-the-next-1000-babies-come-from/
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/visualizing-the-changing-world-population-by-country
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On average, there are 250 babies born every minute around the world.
As Visual Capitalist's Freny Fernandes details below, this adds up to
over 130 million new human beings entering the world every year.

Then it’s no surprise that the world’s population, which now stands at
a whopping 8 billion, has more than tripled since the mid-20th
century.

This graphic by Truman Du uses December 2022 population data from the
UN and summaries from the French Institute for Demographic Studies
(INED) to show the unequal rise and fall of the world’s population by
2050.

Let’s take a closer look at some of these population trends.
Most Populous Countries: 2022 vs. 2050

The Asian countries of India and China have topped the rankings of the
world’s most populous countries for hundreds of years.

China currently holds the number one spot on this list. But the
population of India is expected to surpass that of China’s by later
this year, eventually reaching a total of 1.67 billion in 2050.

The United States, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Indonesia are the next most
populous countries in 2022, and they are expected to hold onto these
spots until 2050. However, they have a long way to go before catching
up with the top two, as their combined population doesn’t add up to
half that of India and China’s total.

Interestingly, it is estimated that Nigeria’s population will shoot up
to 375 million by 2050, almost matching the population of the United
States. In 2022, the African country’s population was just around 219
million. This expected spike is largely due to a high birth rate and
booming economy, and the resultant rural-to-urban migration.

Countries with Declining Populations

While many countries will be seeing their populations boom over the
next three decades, other nations such as China are expected to
experience the opposite.

Several countries in the world are expected to see their populations
decline over the next 30 years. And the main reason for this:
extremely low birth rates.

South Korea, which has the world’s lowest fertility rate, is expected
to see a sharp decline of almost 12% in its population as it falls to
46 million by 2050.

Changing world population trends like this can pose challenges for
economies around the world, such as labor shortages, aging
populations, and an increasing financial burden on younger
generations.