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Matt Podbury

[INED] La population mondiale - 0 views

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    Nice little introduction animation (in French) for the global population problem.
Richard Allaway

Vietnam plans return to two-child policy to tackle population growth | World news | gua... - 0 views

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    Government fears baby boom will damage economic growth and strain health and education services
Richard Allaway

YouTube - People & Power - Philippines Baby Boom - 18 Nov 08 - Part 1 - 1 views

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    The Philippines has one of the highest birth rates in Asia. Economists say that unintended pregnancies are stifling growth and driving millions into poverty. However, the government has refused to promote modern contraceptives which have succeeded in curbing population growth elsewhere on the continent.
Matt Podbury

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. - 0 views

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    Population Growth BBC Documentary
Kathleen Noreisch

Family planning in Bangladesh | Fred Pearce | World news | The Guardian - 3 views

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    Family planning leading to a population decrease in Bangladesh
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    Women in Bangladesh are contributing to the population decrease by choosing to have fewer children
Matt Podbury

BBC News - UN 'concerned' by world population growth trends - 1 views

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    UN 'concerned' by world population growth trends
Richard Allaway

geographyalltheway.com - AS / A2 / IB Geography - Population Trends and Patterns - 3 views

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    Updated July 2011
Richard McNab

Serbia tries singles nights to fight population decline - 2 views

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    Pro-natalist campaign in Serbia
Richard Allaway

geographyalltheway.com - AS / A2 / IB Geography - Population Pyramids - 0 views

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    Updated Sept 2011
Richard Allaway

geographyalltheway.com - AS / A2 / IB Geography - Population Momentum - 0 views

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    Updated Sept 2011
Richard Allaway

World's 65 and older population to triple by 2050 - Yahoo! News - 0 views

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    WASHINGTON - The world's 65-and-older population will triple by mid-century to 1 in 6 people, leaving the U.S. and other nations struggling to support the elderly.
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