REC::Our Earth in the future

	The limits of the environment
	Economic growth
	Social aspects
	Sustainable Development

Social aspects

Social aspects

The projected growth in population over the next half-century may more directly affect economic progress than any other single trend, exacerbating nearly all other environmental and social problems.

Population

Urbanisation

Health

Poverty

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