The document summarizes world population growth from 2000 to 2013, showing that the population increased from 6.08 billion to 7.07 billion in that time period. It then lists some of the social impacts of population growth such as food scarcity, overcrowding, and poverty. The ecological impacts discussed include increased pressure on water resources, destruction of habitats, poaching, and increased waste generation. The document is a presentation on human population growth and its impacts prepared by Czarina Mae P. Nedamo.

1. Human
Population
Growth
And its
Impact
Prepared By:
Czarina Mae P. Nedamo

2. World Population
2000 6,081,002,937
2001 6,157,756,751
2002 6,234,277,496
2003 6,310,549,064
2004 6,386,542,886
2005 6,462,181,426
2006 6,537,660,423
2007 6,613,222,370
2008 6,688,888,440
2009 6,764,650,308
2010 6,840,423,256 Source:
http://www.npg.org/facts/world
2011 6,916,178,298
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2012 6,991,800,919
2013 7,066,964,964

3. Social Impacts of Population Growth
 Food Scarcity
Overcrowding
Poverty
Increasing Consumption

4. Ecological Impacts of Population Growth
Impacts of Population Growth on
the Physical Environment
Impacts of population growth on
biological environment
- water crises
- destruction of habitats
- Poaching and killing
- Generation of waste

5. Sources:
1 http://www.ecosensorium.org/2010/03/growth-of-human-population-
and-its.html
2 http://www2.fiu.edu/~ganapati/6838/lec3.pdf
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