Essays on Human Population

This paper by Asit K Biswas, initially analyses the developments that led to the United Nation declaration treating water as a human right and then assesses the impact of this in the developing world, particularly in the water starved Middle East and North African (MENA)…

Physical variables that influence population placement incorporate height and scope, alleviation, atmosphere, vegetation, and area of mineral and vitality assets. It is essential to make mention that a large portion of the physical variables impact populace appropriation just by implication through average temperature standards. The…

Transportation is a one of the many factors that influences the health in many society. The level of a transportation system describes how far civilizations have travelled. Transportation is defined as the movement of goods and services from one location to another. Transportation paves a…

There are serious problems that are related to the competition for scares resources by ever increasing human population. This can be seen on the interdependence on oil for production despite the fact that the fossil fuel is declining. It is also important to note that…

The exploration of the moon and the other planets should be considered by the United States. The reason has to do with finding new habitable place for us humans for the near future, and raw materials. One of the main reasons is to find a…

Disease has been around since the existence of biological life forms, which bids a question what is disease. Is it as basically defined, a disorder of structure or function, especially by producing symptomatic effects of specificity in human, animals or plants not as a direct…

The Euthyphro One the most important questions ever debated throughout human history is how we ought to act within a society? This question of morality seems like a very simple and intuitive question on the surface, however, this question has plagued (seems too harsh?) even…

Introduction Over the past few decades, the world population has seen an increase in the percentage of urban population. More and more people around the world are migrating to the urban centers, where the urban population is mainly concentrated. More than 60% of the world’s…

Disease emergence results from the dynamic interactions between pathogen, animal and/or human hosts and the perpetually changing environment. These interactions are at the core of disease emergence, therefore understanding these drivers and impacts will allow an evidence-based risk assessment and the development of mitigation strategies…

In recent years, the demographic trend is towards an ageing population. The productivity growth of Singapore’s workforce has been slow possibly due to the increase in older workers in Singapore. As technology advances, the skills that older workers possess are no longer relevant (Vikram, 2018)….