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Most of the world's problems are caused by overpoplulation. Do you agree or disagree?

#world #overpoplulation
In the
last
 two decades, the
world
 has experienced a dramatic surge in
population
 especially in urban areas which have resulted in some drawbacks and benefits. I do not completely agree with the notion that the majority of the problems in the
world
 today are due to overpopulation and
this
 essay will explain in detail. Migration particularly from a rural area is becoming increasingly popular as
people
 search for better opportunities to improve their lives which have led to overpopulation.The predominant problem with
this
 trend is that it leads to shortages,a major challenge the
world
 faces today. As the
population
 is growing , it is becoming really difficult to meet the various needs of the
people
. Take housing ,
for example
, the number of persons in need of a roof over their head's is greater than the houses available
consequently
, more homeless
people
 on the streets or overcrowded accommodations.
Furthermore
, there is
also
 a shortage of food because while farmers all around the globe are working tirelessly to meet the demand of
this
 ever-growing
population
, the effort seems to go unnoticed due to the fact that the demand is higher than the supply.
Nevertheless
, there are
also
 some good aspects to overpopulation
such
 as an increase in the workforce. A rise in the number of individuals inevitably means that there are more
people
 available for work purposes. China is recognised as one of the highest overpopulated nations of the
world
 today and regarded as the earth's village in that the majority of goods used in different places are all manufactured in China. If we take a look at household items ,
for instance
, they are all made in China, from plates to dishwashers.
This
 would not be possible if they had a very small
population
. In summary, I believe that the significant increase in the global community has had both positive and negative effects on our lives
such
 as an increase in the workforce on one side and extreme shortages of housing on the other.
This
 growth has the tendency to continue so a balance needs to be established in order to manage the situation.
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