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Human Population Grows Up
Author(s)Cohen, Joel
Abstract
This article analyzes the most important trends in world demographics. As we swell toward nine billion in the next half a century, humanity will undergo historic changes in the balance between young and old, rich and poor, urban and rural. Our choices now and in years ahead will determine how well we cope with our coming of age.
IssueNo1
Pages48-55
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceScientific American
VolumeNo293
PubDateSeptember2005
ISBN_ISSN0036-8733
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