Declining birthrates may curb world population surge in 1975
Associated Press analysis notes the world faces a growing population despite falling birth rates. It cites FAO estimates of malnutrition, rising numbers of births, and potential future population scenarios, with experts forecasting shifts in age structure and policy impacts.
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