Write a paper --based on the assigned materials-- in which you address the following: 1. Should we panic or should we not when weregard thefact that there will be at least 3 billionmore humanson this...

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The Concept of 3 Billion Growths in Population
    The experts believe that by 2050, the population of humans on the planet will grow by 3 more billions added to the current one. This is a serious issue because the consumption ratio of available natural resources as well as energy sources is decreasing at a very high rate. Natural and energy resources both are endangered in the modern context. In developing nations like India and China, the density of population is putting that extra burden over the government in cities to supply energy and other things of daily needs. If the situation continues to grow in the same way—if it is not restricted—the chances are that the natural resources will come to an end. The food availability for such a large population will be hard to manage for all governments in the world. A blind race for food and energy will initiate and the fact cannot be denied that the violence, anarchy and questions of survival will stand at large before people (Foley, 2011).
    In the light of the above facts and concerns, an addition of 3 billion populations to the existing one will simply lead to disaster and people definitely need to think over the ways of controlling the population especially in the context of developing regions of the world. The attempts should be made to educate people about how to control population by using various forms of contraceptives. Otherwise the picture of the world by 2050 will be calamitous and it will be out of human control (Foley, 2011).
Relationship of Energy and Population
    If seen precisely, the relationship of energy and population in the world is thoroughly imbalanced; as per the distribution of the population, the availability of energy resources to supplicate their needs is seems to be insufficient. For example, there are 300 million people in United States; however, they consume around 20% of overall energy production of the world. It is done in a time where the population of the world is plus 7 billion. It implies the fact that not always, balanced approach is taken in terms of distributing the energy, as per the living of the population in a particular region. Energy has become one of the primary needs of people and it should be given to all of them in equal way. But the same does not happen and it can be understood by the following example:
    Most of the villages in India, the second largest democracy in the world, still lack the energy supply which keeps their basic needs compromised. The distribution of energy and supplication of its resources is simply...