50% of the world's population lacks fresh water by 2050
Half of the world's 9 billion people may face a shortage of freshwater by 2050, if governments fail to cooperate in protecting water resources.
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Half of the world's 9 billion people may face a shortage of freshwater by 2050, if governments fail to cooperate in protecting water resources.
By 2030, our planet will be crowded, the world begins to feel scarce. The role of the United States in the world is seriously reduced.
Scientists Brother Mike Pilling and Crispin Tikel forecast, with the current warming of the Earth 200 years, the world's population is only 1/3 left.
The world revolves, knowledge is constantly updated, so no one dares to clap their chest to acknowledge that they understand all aspects of this Earth.
Visual foolish paintings always attract people. It not only requires the player to have eyes, but also uses the ability to reason logic and quick judgment.
Humans have lost 200,000 years to reach the first 1 billion population, but only 200 years later, the population has reached 7 billion.
Currently, the world population is 7 billion people. We are one of the largest races in the world, so it is hard to imagine how humanity can face the risk of extinction.
Pulmonary tuberculosis - one of the four serious problems today is no longer a hard-to-treat disease. But not so that it is less dangerous and the likelihood of us getti…
In the next 35 years, scientists estimate that the population on Earth will reach 9 billion.
With the average life expectancy of 75.6 people, Vietnam ranked 56 out of 138 economies ranked by the World Economic Forum.
Herpes disease, also known as herpes, is spreading very rapidly and the age of the most susceptible is the young.
Half the world's population is equivalent to about 5 billion people who will have nearsightedness by 2050 and the blindness rate of one-third of them will increase signi…
Researchers found that one in five of us carries a variant of
World population will continue to increase in this century and may reach 11 billion people by 2100.
A new report published by the French Demographic Research Institute shows that the world population will increase to 9.7 billion by 2050.