“What are the Implications of Changes in the Global Population on Life in Ireland?” This growth will occur in developing countries in Africa, Asia, and.

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“What are the Implications of Changes in the Global Population on Life in Ireland?” This growth will occur in developing countries in Africa, Asia, and South America By 2050 there will be over 2 billion more people on the planet Environmental Refugees Forced to flee their homes due to climate change To seek refuge in Ireland Increased Energy Demands Alternative fuels grown in Ireland Wind and tidal energy to produce electricity Increased Food Demands Irish agriculture to expand in meeting demands Tillage, beef, dairy and other forms to see change Tidal Power Energy Generation Population Boom Irish Agriculture - Tillage Wind Powered Electricity Generation Increased Food Demands Irish Agriculture – Dairy Industry Environmental Refugees Environmental Refugees Irish Agriculture - Tillage Irish Agriculture – Beef Industry Renewable Energy - Biofuels Louis Kennedy 10118063 Environmental Migrants