1. The ever-growing development of nations accelerates their impact on Earth, as they consume more resources and energy and heighten their industrial and urban expansion. It`s worth noting that even though developed countries have a greater environmental impact, developing countries also face substantial ecological hurdles as they aim for growth and expansion.
2. Biocapacity refers to the ability of an ecosystem or region to support human populations by providing resources such as food, water, and energy, as well as absorbing waste and pollution.
3. According to worldmapper.org, the highest level of poverty is found in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in countries such as Niger, Central African Republic, and Chad. The highest population levels are found in Asia, particularly in China and India.
4. According to the video ‘‘Human Population Impacts‘‘ by Bozeman Science, the US has grown larger in size both in terms of population and resource use over time.
5. The impact of a large economy on the environment depends on how it is managed and regulated. While a large economy can provide opportunities for innovation and investment in sustainable technologies, it can also lead to increased consumption and production that can have negative environmental impacts.