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Population Patterns Either a species learns to control its own population, or something like disease, famine, war, will take care of the issue. ~Chuck Palahniuk
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Rural Sparsely populated People are often separated by miles. Countryside, farms
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Suburban Densely populated. Areas surrounding a city made up mostly of homes & small businesses.
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Urban Very densely populated. The majority of the world’s population lives in cities. These areas are growing rapidly.
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Urbanization The growth of cities as more people move to urban areas. >½ of the world’s population lives in cities. Cities have their own set of problems.
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Climate Change More concrete & pavement in cities. Makes them warmer & rainier. Unable to absorb water, cities produce more runoff & pollution.
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Housing More people require additional housing. Cities often unable to keep up with demand. 100 million people worldwide are homeless. Up to a billion may be living in urban slums.
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Health High population density makes transmission of diseases easier. Especially true in neighborhoods with no garbage removal & poor sanitation.
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Pollution More people burning fuel in a smaller space. Pollution from cars, cooking, heating, & industry is concentrated.
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Safety & Crime Competition for resources leads to conflict. Changes in lifestyle, & extreme poverty can lead to greater crime rates.
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