Water will be the first issue due to overpopulation. Clean drinking water.
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We will work round that. plenty of salt water out there and it can be driven by renewable energy.Originally posted by mallisarealperson View Post
Water will be the first issue due to overpopulation. Clean drinking water.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41545-019-0039-9
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thames...lination_Plant
look at what Israel has done.
War, pestilence and famine are the usual suspects.
Famine is likely the poorer nations want to eat a western diet. War over food and land to grow it will follow.
We have had SARs, Swine flu, bird flu and covid plenty more to come.
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Desalination plants are expensive.Originally posted by vetran View Post
We will work round that. plenty of salt water out there and it can be driven by renewable energy.
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£1.50 per litre build cost is hardly expensive. You seen the price of perrier?Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
Desalination plants are expensive.
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Sorry I'm thinking of places in Oz and Lahore where there are water shortages.Originally posted by vetran View Post
£1.50 per litre build cost is hardly expensive. You seen the price of perrier?
Oh have you seen this -
Mouse plague in Oz?
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Israel has been doing it for yearsOriginally posted by SueEllen View Post
https://www.gov.il/en/departments/ge...0100%20million.
The Australians don't have a lot of terrorism.
if we are going to allow population to grow we have to rethink where the necessities for life will come from.
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The population in Western countries is decreasing as the birth rate is falling so it won't be a problem.Originally posted by vetran View Post
Israel has been doing it for years
https://www.gov.il/en/departments/ge...0100%20million.
The Australians don't have a lot of terrorism.
if we are going to allow population to grow we have to rethink where the necessities for life will come from.
If more girls are educated and given access to birth control in developing African and Asian countries their populations will decrease as well. Bangladesh is an example of this where the birth rate was 3.17 per woman in 2000 and 2.06 in 2017."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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let us hope but we are on the way to 8 billion, there will be people who need more than their environment can supply and as they become more wealthy they will want more resources. Subsistence living raids the planet far less than steak & chips.Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
The population in Western countries is decreasing as the birth rate is falling so it won't be a problem.
If more girls are educated and given access to birth control in developing African and Asian countries their populations will decrease as well. Bangladesh is an example of this where the birth rate was 3.17 per woman in 2000 and 2.06 in 2017.Comment
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