Over the next 2–4 generations, possibly leading to global human carrying capacity, natural organic wastes and earthworm biotechnology may be used to increase soil buffering capacity for acid precipitates, amend arable soil to reduce its tendency toward erosion, and reclaim certain portions of land ...
The concept of carrying capacity, which has its roots in biology and ecology, is defined as the maximum population size of a given species that an area can support indefinitely without reducing its ability to support the same population of the species in the future. From global hu...
Relying on mechanisms and platforms such as the Belt & Road Health Professionals Development Alliance, the Belt & Road Hospital Cooperation Alliance, the Belt & Road Health Policy Research Network, and the China-ASEAN Human Resources Training Program of Health Silk Road (2020-2022), China has hel...
Food security is the ability of people to have access to sufficient, nutritious food. Although we currently grow enough food to feed the global human population, a population rising to 9 billion by 2050, combined with climate changes, will strain the capacity of some regions to feed people, t...
Population growth momentum time delays between causes and effects and the irreversibility of much environmental damage raises the likelihood that humans may temporarily overshoot the earths carrying capacity. Thus humans should take quick and aggressive actions to reduce environmental damage e.g. achieve ...
Committed to harmony between human and nature. Abide by the targets, principles and framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and of its Paris Agreement, improve global environmental governance, actively respond to climate change, accelerate transition to green and low-carbo...
Most of these megacities are in developing countries that are struggling to cope with both the speed and the scale of human migration. Estimates of the future spread of urbanization are based on the observation that in Europe, and in North and South America, the urban share of the total popu...
The world’s human population reached 8 billion in November 2022 and is predicted to peak at 10.4 billion by 2080 and to remain at that level until the end of the century. Although humanmortalityrates have been decreasing on average, the main reason for the decreasing population growth rate ...
evidence that human activities have altered the earth's climate.Other experts,however,believe this temperature trend is a natural variation.Also disputed is whether projected world population growth to more than 10 billion people by the year 2100 will result in a doubling or tripling of atmospheric...
In March 2021, the Council adopted another resolution submitted by China –Promoting Mutually Beneficial Cooperation in the Field of Human Rights– which called on all countries to carry out constructive dialogue and cooperation over human rights, strengthen technical assistance and capacity building, pro...