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Global Population: The human population is continuously increasing around the world. On November 15 last year, the human population on earth had crossed 800 crores. But you will be shocked to know that by the year 2100, the world’s population will be half of the current population. This question must be in your mind that amidst the ever increasing population, how will the global population be halved? So let us know about the reason behind this.
Global population crosses 800 crores
According to the report of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA), the global population will increase to more than 9 billion by the year 2037. Apart from this, by the year 2058 the human population on earth will cross 1000 crores. But the population, which is still growing, will begin to decline rapidly by the year 2100.
Impact on populous countries
According to various reports, the population graph of highly populated countries like India and China will decline very rapidly in the next 75 years. According to a report by Lancet, in the next 75 years, there will be a huge decline in the population of countries like China, India, Pakistan, Nigeria, America, Indonesia, Ethiopia and Congo.
India’s population will also reduce
According to the Lancet report, the total population of India is more than 144 crores. By the year 2048 the population of the country will reach 160 crores. However, the population would decline steadily thereafter. By the year 2100, India’s population will reduce to 109 crores. Thus, over a period of 52 years after 2048, India’s population will see a huge decline of about 51 crores.
What will be the population of which country?
According to the report, in the year 2100, the population of China will decrease to 73 crores, the population of America will be 335 million, the population of Indonesia will be 228 million, and the population of Pakistan will be 248 million. The population of Brazil will be 21.1 million and that of Bangladesh will be 8.1 million. This means that by the year 2100, the population in every country of the world will reduce and the global population will reduce to half.