#population increase

[intelligentliving]

India's Tiger Population Increased By 33 Percent Since 2014

The Indian tiger population has grown from 2,226 in 2014 to 2,967 in 2018, allowing India to account for 70 percent of the tiger population worldwide.

[ordinarycomics]

[ipatrakar-blog]

पुराने सांस्कृतिक के चलते अभी भी भारत में बेटे परिवार में पैसे कमाने वाले माने जाते हैं। बेटा घर का वारिस बनेगा, इस सोच के चलते माता-पिता पर बेटा पैदा करने का दबाव बहुत बढ़ जाता है और इसी वजह से ये लोग परिवार नियोजन के बारे में नहीं सोचते और घर में 4-5 बच्चे आ जाते है। Read full article here http://bit.ly/2lZcnB7

[demerarawaves]

Carter Center recommends adjustment of Guyana's electoral boundaries

The United States (US)-based Carter Center, while praising the transparency of Guyana’s 2025 general and regional elections in contrast to efforts to rig the 2020 results, is recommending a redraw of the now 24-year-old electoral boundaries to take account of an increase in the population. “The Carter Center recommends that a constitutional review process consider carefully Guyana’s electoral…

Carter Center recommends adjustment of Guyana's electoral boundaries

[tearsofrefugees]

Report: Immigration spurred largest increase in Mass. population in 60 years

In addition to the arrival of thousands of refugees and migrants, an analysis found that fewer people are moving out of state.

[easterneyenews]

Australia plans steep cut in migrant intake; implements tougher tests - EasternEye

AUSTRALIA on Monday (11) said it would slash the annual migrant intake from a record high of 510,000 by 50 per cent within two years by impo

[tearsofrefugees]

Migration figures: Rishi Sunak denies he's lost control of rising migration

The PM says net migration is "too high" after data shows the UK population rose by 606,000 last year.

[indizombie]

Even though the study only makes projections on extreme events, the authors believe that lesser incidents of wildfire will also increase as land use changes and populations increase. This could have significant implications for climate change as the extra burning will increase the amount of carbon emitted into the atmosphere. But the change in frequency will vary depending on a number of local factors. The world is likely to see more fires in Arctic regions because climate change is having such a major impact in the region. However in Africa, where about two thirds of the world's wildfires now occur, there are likely to be fewer fires in the coming decades as a growing population is clearing more forest areas for farmland. "In Africa, the number of fires is decreasing, because of the change in land use and the intensification of agriculture," said Dr Glynis Humphrey from the University of Cape Town. "Our percentage of area burned is actually decreasing, and our fires are becoming smaller and smaller, because of the reduction in fuel load."

Matt McGrath, ‘Global warming and land use change to drive more extreme wildfires’, BBC