 In what ways people in the Earth are distributed?

Developing countries tend to have higher birth rates due

to poverty and lower access to family planning and
education, while developed countries have lower birth
rates. In 2015, 80 per cent of the world’s population live
in less-developed nations. These faster-growing
populations can add pressure to local environments.

Globally, in almost every country, humans are also

becoming more urbanised. In 1960 less than one third of
the world’s population lived in cities. By 2014, that figure
was 54 per cent, with a projected rise to 66 per cent by
2050.