The writer is discouraged about the future due to worries mentioned in the first paragraph, but also hopeful as the essay provides a solution and reminder. Some negative effects of overpopulation mentioned are environmental refugees overwhelming nations and millions of species becoming extinct. The author says the best hope is to cut human population growth in half so the world's population does not exceed 8 billion by mid-century to avoid disaster.
The writer is discouraged about the future due to worries mentioned in the first paragraph, but also hopeful as the essay provides a solution and reminder. Some negative effects of overpopulation mentioned are environmental refugees overwhelming nations and millions of species becoming extinct. The author says the best hope is to cut human population growth in half so the world's population does not exceed 8 billion by mid-century to avoid disaster.
The writer is discouraged about the future due to worries mentioned in the first paragraph, but also hopeful as the essay provides a solution and reminder. Some negative effects of overpopulation mentioned are environmental refugees overwhelming nations and millions of species becoming extinct. The author says the best hope is to cut human population growth in half so the world's population does not exceed 8 billion by mid-century to avoid disaster.
Name: Graciatri Rappun Salman NIM: K011211238 Class: Kesmas E EXERCISE 7 Skim the following essay about the future from Time magazine. Read the questions and then skim the article to find the answers. Work as quickly as you can. 1. Is this writer hopeful or discouraged about the future? How can you tell? Answer: The writer is discouraged about the future. The writer worries are written in the first paragraph of his essay. But the writer is also hopeful because in the essay there is a solution and a reminder for the readers. 2. What are some negative effects of population growth, according to this author? Answer: Many negative effects caused by population growth. If the worst occurs, countless millions will become environmental refugees, swamping the nations that tried to converse their soil, water and forest. The most ominous effect Is that millions of life forms will become extinct and human no matter how well behaved, cannot help crowding out natural system. 3. What does this author say must be done to avoid disaster? Answer: The best hope for both humanity and other life-forms would be to cut human propagation in half, so the world’s number do not exceed 8 billion by mid-century.