let's say in the next 100 years, this global population doubles and is there an optimal population to have now and in the future? so the human population has doubled roughly in the last 50 years. we reached 8000000000 last month. we reached 4000000000 in 1974. so that's almost 5 decades. right. over that time period we added in an additional 1000000000 people every 12 years, on average as we move forward, we don't think that will happen again. we don't think the human population will doubled in size again. we don't think we'll ever get anything like 16000000 people . we expect that next 1000000000 going from 8 to 9 will take a little bit longer, more like 15 years because the growth rate is coming down. the growth is slowing down as i, as i mentioned earlier, growth is slowing down. the next 1000000000 will take at least 15 years to add the next 1000000000 we produce project more than 2 decades will take. and then beyond that, we don't think that the global population will, will reach 11000000000, or they get close to 11000000, but it probably won't go much beyond that. so we don't ex

so we don't expect another doubling of the human population to the extent, but human population growth is a major problem. it's a problem that's in the process of being solved in the sense that birth rates are coming down. the fertility rate is coming down all over the world. wrote the slowing down. we've seen the growth rate back in the 1960 s was just over to percent per year for the world as a whole. last year or i'm sorry, in 2020. the growth rate, it fell below one percent for the 1st time in that time. since since that, since the 1950s really fell in one percent for the 1st time since that. so, and it's continuing to go down and we expect that we'll continue. and by the 20 eighty's sometime in that decade, the growth rate globally may reached 0 and may even go negative so that the park and global population starts to decrease somewhat. so you know, this is the process that is fairly well mapped out in terms of how it works is demographic transition is something that is fairly well understood. and we've seen that happening and so many different populations. in fact, we see it happ

that sort of approach can reduce pressure on tortoise populations, but it won't reduce raven population levels overall. narrator: the best long-term strategy for controlling ravens is to get the public involved. ravens are constantly on the lookout, so trash and water supplies need to be reduced. in public areas, trash cans without serviceable lids are easy pickings for ravens and other wildlife. if trash receptacles do not have a secure lid, trash should be removed for disposal elsewhere. trash cans used at home should also have a secure lid. plastic bags should not be set out in the open. ravens can easily peck through them. restaurants and other businesses need to make sure all trash is secure. an open trash receptacle, especially one with food, is irresistible to ravens. unauthorized dump sites should not be created or used. dripping, standing, or overflow water need to be controlled. pet food and water should not be left in the open where ravens or other wildlife can get to them. and food should never be deliberately put out for ravens. average people helped increase the raven popu

we know that this is an endangered population. and the way i look at it is imagine you're a business man. and imagine you make toothpaste. so again, something very basic, you would want to track how much to space you're making, how much you're selling, and what to do if you're not selling any. so it's kind of the same with conserving endangered species where we need to know how many there are and whether it's increasing or decreasing. because that gives us some indication as to whether the conservation strategies are working or not. or whether we should try something different. ah, just 30 kilometers south in the veronica region. those conservation strategies have already proved fruitful on the horizon, the chain of volcanoes scaling over 3000 meters high that gave the park its name. the mountain gorilla population here has doubled over the last 3 decades. the most recent census covering the border region between uganda, the democratic republic of congo, and were wanda counted 604 animals there were wandered. government has banned

a year ago , we had a 39 percent decrease in population growth .that the population is a percentage of the total of 24 million the family of this country is formed by a working mother. i am so busy with cards that you don't have time to start a family and have children. energy and time are consumed by work. after work , i need to rest and have fun. comparison of 190,000 marriages and 240,000 births last year. according to the national records of south korea, with 430,000 marriages and the birth of more than 191,000 babies in 1996, the year before the strict lock in the marriage and birth rates in this country , the south from the outside has a good economy and advanced technology , according to job conditions and long working hours for very difficult and problematic women with heavy expenses the young generation should not think about marriage, the budget to pay childbearing incentive subsidies, but still failed to curb the negative growth of the population, pointing out that the age of 20% of the current population of south korea is over 65 years

on august 27 , the jewish population was gathered in the center of the city. here again, the pretext is the clarification of the census data. there is evidence that it was proposed to raise material funds in order to build for other unexplained purposes , and the amounts were even named, but supposedly the money was not collected in full. and almost this one, including served by massacre the next day on august 28, the jews were gathered again and taken to the ivanovshchina tract for earthworks. these works. lasted 2 days gathered people who are more or less capable of physically strong men according to their health. so they collected and led there with shovels to dug. there, as it were, according to the version of the german uh trenches, in fact, they were digging a city grave for themselves. and on saturday, august 30 , the forty-first year, the entire jewish population of logoisk, including the children of the old men, was supposed to appear in the city law. the jews of logoisk were it is said that they will be resettled in the town of gaina. there is a jewi

distribution of the population, and the population does not strange, but also by region and what we areseeing. now we have a very high number in the countries of africa, asia, indonesia, and this trend of the next 20-30 years is a rather short period, which helps us to think about how we will live and the world will develop further and, uh, there are forecasts that allow, uh, to make such estimates that in 2050, 50% of the world's population, it will just fall on these individual countries of africa, asia and indonesia, there is something to think about, and besides uh, of course. uh hmm the economy develops the science technology develops. e, therefore, so many hands are not needed already. and, of course, the birth rate is declining, and uh, it affects the entire demographics and the entire economy of the world, a paradoxical situation develops, that is in those regions where people live according to a relatively, well, modest social standard, where the health care system is not very well developed. yes, you called these regions there are no problems with fertility, but economically d

mentioned the population. last year the united nations at report that china was responsible for serious human rights violation in this region. why the focus on them and why is the leadership focusing on them? >> they are in muslim minority that live in the third big area in northwest china. there's 13 million people there. it's because they are not from china,. they speak a different language and practice a different culture. they've been different religions. the chinese government doesn't like that. the chinese government wants the ethnic groups it's been a group that enjoys some autonomy and practices their own religions. if there's that kind t of massie control and massive human rights violation in order to transform the population into more. >> you said that this gets the most attention but is it getting enough attention? >> i don't think it's enough attention just because of the scale of the violation. the degree of the violation. about the worry is to pay more attention and also doing more to try to addr

first of all, the population interior. busy in duncan and we're here, we're talking about mainly syria because it is the country that has received the international support, particularly almost none from the way a because it speak about offering you any day and age the population affected by the way. now we have seen that the population effects the by the way, need support in the 4 to 7 days. to remove the debris. which mean that there are in need of teens of national games with dog, with equipment that can see beyond the concrete and can monitor the heat of the population that are trapped under the degree. however. busy we have gone beyond that now what the population is in need of a water food and blanket, and they need pens and they need to reconstruct that. how now the, the us is not lifting the sanctions on the reconstruction. that's one to the us is leaving a big gap in, allowing the banks to deal with syria, allowing companies to be with syria. the central bank is then under sanctions. so all the company is going to

not to go into a population in need. after such a scale of escalades is really strange once and one sees really ashamed to be european a larger man, a thank you so much for that analysis. you can find more of olaja work at olaja, j, m dot wordpress dot com. and that is going to do it for this week's episode at modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host menella chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the am out. in some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities and other company. the united states of america is different. wearable people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states. ah, with a little bit about it evolved anybody basie, sincerely city and draw. you look at the incentives of each cigarette. color rebel notions. is one among several meetings to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them on to the helm of u. s. western economic interests. people been sadie. i did that. he did. what i go by the demo

the population of korea should be more than 51. compared to the previous year, we had a 39% decrease in population growth. on the other hand, the number of single youths has increased to about 10 million people, so that their population constitutes 41% of the total of 24 million households in this country. i think that it is actually time to start a family if you don't have children, most of your energy and time will be spent on work. after work , i need to rest and have fun. comparison of 190,000 marriages and 206 births last year according to the national records of south korea with 430,000 marriages and more than 191,000 babies born in 1996 26 years ago. it tells about the severe locking of marriage and birth rates in this country. the southern rock from the outside with good economy and advanced technology of tabriz, working conditions and long working hours for women are very difficult and problematic. the cost of living is high. the young generation should not think of marriage with the government of this country. existence o

well, in other populated areas, we interact, we try to... are no local marks in maryinka at all. but this town is a ghost. there, they just grind it. it’s so scary there. well , it’s impossible. those settlements that are near maryinka, and there, well, you can say in the line of fire, and there, too, the population is practically there is practically no er well, if only people remain there and it happens that they ask for some kind of help , of course we try to help er i also want to say that in some populated areas , despite the fact that people suffer greatly from the arrival of this russian peace , the so-called uh, they continue to carry nonsense about our armed forces, and recently , not so long ago, i heard such a story that the 79th brigade is held only because it is behind it is facilitated by the blocking units of zazolov and the right sector, that is why there are representatives of such a layer of thinking people here too, and it is very unpleasant to face such facts . well, in the settlements that are more distant from the shell

, because it is a hostage to the russian-speaking population today.tics, because the estonian authorities do not like the unification of russian russians should be suppressed. 'cause when uh may 9th for the whole world, but the european world, yes, as they say in the western world, in principle, this is terrible money, because on may 9, russians remember that they are russians, that they remember that they are winners. uh, the russians turn their shoulders and stop repenting before someone, there, and so on and so forth, and you understand that, in general, we are a great people. hallelujah here we are now. now we will conduct immortal regiments with you. i hope to get to the immortal regiment in moscow for many years to legalize the immortal regiment in estonia helped human rights activist sergei seredenko in september 2022 he was sentenced to 5 years and six months. deprivation of liberty for anti-state activity diplomats from the russian embassy in estonia said they consider the arrest of the center as suppression of dissent. latvian human rights a

the fourth matrix of the country's population is the rural population that has potential that can bed in many ways. as one of these camp dwellers , let me ask you a few questions and get to know more about their activities . hello, i am from which province of maryam, and i am masoud asadi. aladaglu village, qazvin province, abek county, elite villagers to meet with the head of the national and spiritual media , how important is the importance of seeing the village in the media of village activities in saudi arabia, and what uses can be made of it ? dear friends and i kiss each and every one of their hands for supplying us with food. if the media takes the trouble and spends more time with the villages, all our problems will be solved with the village. and by the grace of god, with the efforts of all the officials of qazvin province, we were able to create more than 150 thousand hectares of salt fields and we were able to earn more than 2400 and i am the largest in the country . i have a request from all the officials of myanmar. i have you and all the friends who are the first i than

nigers, in fact, how else can they see the local population, if the local population worked hard forhe gentry for many decades, the bolsheviks literally lured, dragged and stick and carrot the ukrainian population into the composition of the large russian population. far away, not calmed down by march 1921, and local ukrainian comrades, realizing the moment actively bargained for their ukrainian preferences , this is the strength and weakness of russia russia is huge. and to keep the outskirts. russia from time to time goes to find or other cultural or political concessions. this is absolutely inevitable in april 1923, the 12th congress of the workers 'and peasants' party of the bolsheviks. declared indigenization as his official course in the national question in general in the national question. at the same time, the conference park of soviet ukraine makes personal decisions on the policy of ukrainization ukrainization in the 1920s in the early thirties was carried out, among other things, in the kuban and in the stavropol territory and in the kursk and voronezh regions of the rsfs

humane to the population there somewhere is not abused.en schengen gave the order that, before destroying the village. well, that is, try not to destroy the village, but for the battalion. it wasn't a barrier. that is , they wanted to do something, that is, they did not even follow the orders that the region received. here, at the beginning of the forty-second year , seven partisan detachments acted at once. they controlled the vast territory of klichev. kirovsky berezinsky bobruisk critical bykovsky district, if the territory of our area was, then and now is 1,8.000 m², then by 1943 it was the territory of the clinical partisan zone, and was more than three three thousand square kilometers. that is, it is a large partisan republic, which includes parts of the adjacent regions , including the german garrison. the last densecysts strengthened it very well , powerful firing points were created on march 20, 1942, after a 12-hour battle, the partisans defeated it, and on april 3 , a decision was made to restore it soviet power in the region, b

dollars population 19 million people can be listed. bottom line is that the asian market is huge - it is an abyss of opportunities and prospects for the growing belarusian economy and not only as a sales market. well, as a supplier base and , which is very important, investors, meat, milk , specific products, which include the results of the work of the military-industrial complex and it-development, oil products, chemistry, machines, and spare parts, metal, wood, goods light light industry. glass cement furniture, in addition, we have a good menu of services, construction, transport, business and it services, firstly, china is not only a powerful industry and an impressive volume of trade, but hundreds of millions of people need to be fed, and belarus has succeeded in food production. secondly, china is no less interested than we are in the fact that the conglomerate of states of our hemisphere is viable, and it is all the stronger. the more independent countries to connect to it? thirdly, just as there can be no unnecessary organs in

they have a high population and are currently receiving medical services. they are the last city that will be added to the discussion of the referral system and the family doctor , which is discussed every year . they want to start to design the document what is the status of the national health department? we have expanded it, in fact, it has been connected with a program that can be done electronically. now almost all provinces use ready-made software. why do we emphasize that we introduce an electronic system into this program? the services that are provided are integrated services from the city until the service comes in a way that our doctor is informed, and after receiving the service in the hospital or specialized clinic, the service is returned to the primary doctor, that is, the doctor who is in the village follows up the patient without what for the patient? some form of treatment has happened, whether the drugs for the prescription have been hacked, and the medicine that is received in the form of medicine should be used for chronic diseases, and

so joe is such a chair, a meeting on his country, shrinking population. the number of deaths is outpaced the number of births for the 3rd year. eunice came reports from sole south korea's rapidly declining population. trend is starting to show schools are closing, even in big cities like school and benefits like free subway rides for senior citizens are becoming controversial issues as local governments struggle to keep public utilities funded. round on we're not asking for complete support from the central government. we're saying the extent of the fear increases can be minimized with at least some assistance. asia, as 4th largest economy has been pouring hundreds of billions of dollars and subsidies and programs to encourage young people to have children. despite this, the average number of babies as south korean women will have fell further below one last year, 20.78. when 2 point one is considered ideal. the population here shrink for a 3rd straight year as deaths outpaced births from didn't wanna junk as old as the number of economically productive p

host: the uighur population you mentiod 13 million in that populate the uighur region.ould you describe what is going on by china as jim aside? guest: we use the term crimes against humanity. -- describwhat is going on by china genocide. guest: we use thterm crimes against humanity. -- this is forced lar and people that are not in the camp. peop have experience forced abortions and forced sterilization. there are all kis of crimes carried out against the uighur people and we call it the crimes against humanity. host: what is the distinction? guest: genocide requires an intent to reduce the population. so it is a very technical issue that the legal community is discussing whether there is a crisis against humanity or whether it is genocide. so for human rights watch our determination is that it is a current crisis against humanity. we just have not done detailed assessment to say whether it is genocide or not. we have not done that kind of analysis yet. host: patty in new jersey independent. caller: hi, good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have a question. this

, the first thought immediately is that this traditional population no just the population has a socialole. she is behind these tariffs meet tariffs for the population, as is known, they are lower than economically justified. here they are, of course, standard then uh, so man you are ready. uh, because of the costs imposed by the population of the father, they look in accordance with his policy, with regard to the wholesale price in the east. a comprehensive assessment of this situation on the one hand, the generating company must have and have financial stability to ensure the operation of its equipment at high known. uh, the equipment at thermal stations say there not really. uh, well, there are reliability issues in this house. well self-upgrading and so on therefore, but what happened today is apte. it was against the wall, falling costs in past years, because the price is on the street. this is the main reason. this is the increase in the cost of coal in recent years, that is, there are such provisions that when it is necessary, this increase in cost should be gradually integrated

according to the can population 2019 report that was done in august 2019 the can and population of the current moment stands about 47000000 kingdoms and the elderly of 65 eggs and above about 6 percent of that total population. which is basically translate to about 1800000 of elderly people. there are more women than men in this category because across the board, there are more women than men in society. best coming. and then of course, the other thing is, but the life expectancy of men in kenya is no other than that of women by about 5 years apart. so yes, the elder care in kenya is not like in the west where families tech, they are old people, to homes, mastering homes, basically because of our culture and our traditions. they old people or the people living in their neighborhoods, in their communities, taken care of by their grandchildren, by son and daughter. so i don't see about changing very much soon. so that is where we are at the moment. we will be living with our old people in the community. every young people move out and go out to move for walk. they will just have to get t

the growing number of an aging population is creating a new challenges on society. now countries have various ways of handling the care of their elderly. and while some are rising to the challenge, others are letting down their aging population. and surprisingly, it is some of the most advanced 1st world countries who seem to be facing a crisis in their elderly care system. and depending on who you're talking to as to whether the fault is on the government or society itself. now norway, sweden, in switzerland, or city, high standard with 100 percent pension coverage, as well as accommodation by public transport, and great in home care incentives for families. meanwhile, countries like the united states, find themselves pushing elderly into residences with care insurance, being mainly privatized by large companies. now, canada, who has over the last decades and more funds and to drugs and hospitals, has now promised to spend $6000000000.00 over the next decade to address their aging population money they planned to raise from taxes. but ultimately, the question for o

, because the russian-speaking population in estonia is for them.ome item as long as there is a russian-speaking population in estonia, they will receive the maximum amount of income from nato countries to support everything that happens there to maintain the oppression of this part of the population, because it is a hostage to the russian-speaking population today. but this is geopolitics, because the estonian authorities do not like the unification of russian russians should be suppressed. because when uh may 9th for the whole world ah the european world, yes, as they say the western world, in principle, this a terrible day, because on may 9, russians remember that they are russians, that they remember that they are winners. uh, the russians turn their shoulders, stop repenting before someone, there, and so on and so forth, and they understand that, in fact, we are a great people. now here we are. now we will conduct immortal regiments with you. i hope to get into the immortal regiment. in moscow, it took many years to legalize the immortal regime

the central government in beckoning, cannot establish itself, where 90% of the population is.it is a muslim minority, and the americans took advantage of this and they are really the tone of the leadership of the philippines after this operation. he uh softened a lot towards the americans and uh, the american influence in the philippines increased a lot, how can i say it, the demonstrative step was 4,000 american troops could not this solution problem. abu sayaw did not cease to exist or was not defeated. in short, during this period , you understand, but they strengthened their influence and influence on the voters of the philippines , the influence on the filipino elite was this participation of the americans. e was significant from such a decision, many civilians of the philippines suffered. but about this, the american media , as well as about the american information. brushes prefer to be silent. how many victims were during this operation is not mentioned. although, in short, the operation was carried out very hard hard and with the use of aviation. it’s not in vain that

what they did in donetsk and luhansk when they are immobilization they simply destroyed the local population and it is obvious why well first of all, if i told you to remove those people , then i am capable of helping the advancing army, and secondly , to sow, you know, such enmity between the freed people, under what conditions, on well, yesterday, the ukrainian military there killed a child there in battle, or those and here ukraine comes in, that is, to create the basis for further and partisan movements that russia plans to carry out even after ukraine liberates the territory, that is , what are the friends about? in all territories to create for themselves the basis for their further encroachment to the further destabilization of ukraine. when it returns to its natural borders, that is why ukraine, in its turn, conducts a bunch of all kinds of measures, then this should not be allowed, i.e. thank you, i understand that we have a lot of time, one more question. i wanted to ask you some information that is not very fun and not very convenient for us, and i am sometimes ashamed of some col

of crank and is busy on the russian population in a grain. oh, thank god the russia is up to the dust and to protect the bead russian population in, in this region. because the mean powers, they have done these in a very own like planet steps and, and these explains why sort soros has been so active in a crania territory. why the canadian, oh, what can we say? canadian ukrainian, nazis have been so active. they have had these blast youth 1957, and they have implemented them together with the been the going together with the rand corporation. now in context of this recent report, what do you make of the fact that the so called orange revolution began in the exact reason that the cia predicted would be most likely to support foreign intervention back in 1950000. yes, so very interesting light on that because 2004 was to build the time when the into independence movement in donors can regards people's republics. rise up basically from only from the local population like alexanders on a shanker, who was the 1st head of the doris people's republic

considered family medicine, health care , health care, we have a doctor in all the 9th . to the populationalways from the information about the disease status of people and among different regions of the country endemic diseases are different qatar is not the same and health care is 1500 to 2000 and densely populated and the mother of each team has two meditations we have a population of 1000 people with all characteristics the demographics of the disease will be fully informed and let's go to what we are doing with this aspect of medical information to control the disease that may put the population at risk in the future, comply with some risk factors , perform some services, what are we doing now, from vaccination from the care for babies, children, pregnant women and the elderly to the service packages that are provided in primary health services, these teams will provide the referral system for the 30 million people for whom the family doctor plan is now being implemented. family doctor there are real powerful numbers, i can't say how many people there are now, but right now there are

it was successful only in relation to the civilian population. of the so-called pacification action, about 80 belarusian villages were affected, 3,600 houses were burned , more than 5,000 inhabitants died. they committed against the village of khvoynya in the petrikovsky district, where 1419 of its inhabitants were killed. tv channel belarus 24 broadcasts for you around the clock, do not switch our everyday the task is to tell about belarus in the country and abroad. more than 100 million viewers around the world have access to the projects of our tv channel. so what is belarus like, bright and festival and monumental sports and team, we tell you not only about significant events, we introduce you to active , energetic and inspiring people who live in belarus and do everything for its development, belarus can be different, so that understand and feel. she needs to be seen with her own eyes. dear hello greetings to all who with us now? of course, the guests of this studio, how infuriates them? these are our western partners. here they are strangli

the truth is, populism in eastern europe is not going away.mr babis, whom we've talked about, remains a powerful political force and some polls show that his party is actually the most popular party in the czech republic today. how do you intend to win your battle against populism here? let me remind you that this populism is notjust a problem for this part of europe. we saw a huge wave of populism in the united states just a couple of years ago. we saw it in the uk before brexit, a number of a number of countries, as well, so populism is a threat to democracies in general. the only way how to go out of this trap is a slow and very patient process of telling people the truth, building the arguments on measurable effects, and slowly getting back the confidence of people that was lost over time. it's always much easier to give thousands of promises without delivering, it's much more complicated to restore the confidence shattered by populists over a number of years, but it may prove to be successful from time to time. we'll come back and we'll s

is somewhere, but the war has left the population a little somewhere they all calmed down they go toorest strips to collect brushwood. do they go to the fields every day? we have facts of people being undermined on these shifts, but on the left bank of the dnieper, we still have a lot of forests there, where the antis are digging in. they are digging there sand, they are digging trenches, they are filling in, that is, they now have some metal in populated areas, they are removing everything. so what went in there in order to strengthen their trenches? and they are also mining everything, and i , er, you, all of our dnipro coast is mined. that is we see that this is a problem it will be for one year, er, what will catch up with us, we will remember this war for a long time. now the country is ukraine, 40% of the territory is simply polluted by this er , russian garbage, which, unfortunately, takes the lives of our people, so we remind you again once what the emergency workers say that if you come across a dangerous object, please do not try to neutralize it on your own, for this there

he is the least wealthy population.reased in the fourth quarter of the twenty-second year by 41% in nominal terms compared to the fourth quarter of the twenty-first year in the result of this. the poverty index in the fourth quarter was 7.9%, according to preliminary growth data, and 10 1/2 for the year as a whole, which is 0.5% of a point below the value of the 21st year, the target value for the 22nd year. we have established 10.8 active work in the twenty -second year on the labor market made it possible, with the assistance of employment centers, to employ 1 million 28,000 of our citizens, of which almost 254,000 are citizens who were registered as unemployed for the period 2017-2022, thanks to active support measures from 3.6 million of our citizens went out of poverty, and i also want to note that in the structure of poverty for 22 years, a redistribution of incomes of the population with a high income group b is also low. together with the regions, the government of the russian federation is working out the issue