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    Overpopulation is caused by reduced mortality rates and better access to medical facilities which has led to depletion of resources. The consequences of overpopulation include deforestation, desertification, extinction of species, and changes to the water cycle. Additionally, overpopulation contributes to large greenhouse gas emissions and global warming.

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    Overpopulation is caused by reduced mortality rates and better access to medical facilities which has led to depletion of resources. The consequences of overpopulation include deforestation, desertification, extinction of species, and changes to the water cycle. Additionally, overpopulation contributes to large greenhouse gas emissions and global warming.

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    Overpopulation is caused by reduced mortality rates and better access to medical facilities which has led to depletion of resources. The consequences of overpopulation include deforestation, desertification, extinction of species, and changes to the water cycle. Additionally, overpopulation contributes to large greenhouse gas emissions and global warming.

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    World hunger

    By group 4, (vivaan, arhan,


    jasnoor & Shrutika.)
    Overpopulation
    Overpopulation is caused by a number of factors. Reduced mortality rate, better medical
    facilities, depletion of precious resources are few of the causes which result in overpopulation.
    It is possible for a sparsely populated area to become densely populated if it is not able to
    sustain life.

    The consequences of overpopulation on the one hand is deforestation and desertification,


    extinction of animal and plant species and changes in the water cycle and the most direct
    consequence of all in the form of emissions of large quantities of greenhouse gases leading to
    global warming.

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