World Population Passes the 7 Billion Mark: UN
According to the United Nation’s Population Division (UNDESA) the world population would pass the 7 billion mark today.
The clueless humans set another nightmarish milestone: Human demographics are now comparable in scale and quality to the bacterial growth dynamics.
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- Global Population. The world population has reached 7 billion, as estimated by the United Nation’s Population Division.
- The Effective World population: “To the one half of the world who live on less than 2-dollars a day (they receive 300 times less per capita energy than the US citizens) the world must look extremely overpopulated with an effective population of 57 billion! [The EU27 with per capita GDP of $29,900 would account for 21 billion and the United States—per capita GDP of $43,223—for 18 billion of the total effective population.]”
NOTES:
- October 31, 2011 was selected by the UN body as a symbolic date to mark the occasion.
- The estimate includes at least a 1-percent margin of error, experts say.
- Based on the US government Census Bureau’s world population clock, the seven billion mark will be reached in late March 2012 .
- According to the Population Reference Bureau, a private organization based in Washington, the 7 billion mark was reached earlier this month.
- Globally, an estimated 5 babies are born every second.
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