Human Population Growth Or Elbow Room for Everyone?

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Human Population Growth Or Elbow Room for Everyone?

OUR IMPACT We cannot study human population growth without considering the impact that a growing population has on our world resources Example: A scientist places one bacteria in a Petri dish at 9:00 am. The bacteria can reproduce at a rate that doubles its population every minute. The scientist observes that the Petri dish is completely full at 10:00 am.

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Questions to Consider –When was the dish half full? Quarter full? –What volume will the bacteria population occupy at 10:02 am? –At what time do you think the scientist realized there would be a problem? –In what ways is this example similar to human population growth? –In what ways is this example different from human population growth?

Unique Growth What are the limiting factors in an environment that will control the growth of most populations of organisms? What areas of the world are most populated? Why do you think these areas have so many people?

Our Effect How does population size affect the resources used by a country? How does population size affect other environmental conditions? Are there other factors besides population size that can have an impact on resource consumption and environmental conditions in a country? Do you think the earth has reached its maximum capacity yet? Why are there so many differing opinions about this? Research an issue related to population growth in a country of your choosing and explain how that country's population growth impacts the country as well as the world.