Why do many diseases originate in Asia and Africa?
Urbanization, poaching and animal markets all facilitate the transmission of the virus to humans.
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Urbanization, poaching and animal markets all facilitate the transmission of the virus to humans.
The world population is growing rapidly, if it comes back to 200 years ago, according to estimates of the world population of less than 1 billion people, today the world…
At this rate, the Earth will soon be annihilated before we find a planet that can harbor us.
According to Sputnik, researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1973 created a global stability model.
The world is over 7.2 billion people, about 4.2 billion are living in cities. According to statistics from the United Nations (UN), within 30 years, it is expected that…
The latest images from NASA satellites for water levels at Theewaterskloof hydroelectric dam, the largest reservoir in South Africa's Cape Town capital are at an alarmin…
The impact of meteors, nuclear war, and artificial intelligence are the top three threats threatening to eliminate humanity.
According to scientists' estimates, when the world population grows to a certain level, natural resources will be exhausted.
The development of science can make humans now disappear in less than 100 years.
British researchers have devised a predictive tool that can protect power plants built on the coast from the risk of attack from jellyfish.
While the population explosion is a major threat to the Earth, researchers still cannot agree on the number of people that the Earth can meet.
People surfing with garbage, sea birds die because of eating plastic, inert forest trees, stinking living water ... is a manifestation of nature destroyed under populati…
One could argue that these epidemics are actually not new, they have existed in human society for centuries but have only recently been known for scientific progress.
Population explosion, climate change, deforestation are the causes of humanity facing new dangerous viruses such as Zika, MERS and SARS.