Several decades ago, many people considered rising population to be the main challenge facing humanity.
However, activists say it is commendable for an otherwise indifferent youth population to be as involved as this.
But others will criticise the institution for allowing climate change and population to be set against each other in the public debate.
We want sparsity of population to be an indicator of deprivation.
In addition, pregnant women infected with H1N1 were four times as likely as sick people in the general population to be hospitalized for it, she said.
Asians are more likely than the overall U.S. population to be married, or to live in a multigenerational household, and their children are more likely to be raised in a two-parent home, the report says.
For the cull to be effective 70% of the badger population has to be killed.
The changes are going to be felt first in hospitals, as well as schools, where an increasingly diverse child population has to be absorbed.
For the most part, despite the media hype about families returning to the city, the biggest declines in the under 15 population tend to be in the core urban areas.
The Boys and Girls Clubs, which is also part of PowerUp, was chosen to get the computers because the clubs serve exactly the part of the population likely to be missing the technology revolution -- 3 million young people in underserved communities.
It's much more of an offensive operation designed to secure the population, and to do that you have to be among the population to do it correctly.
Patil says protecting this endangered population needs to be a priority for the country.
Partly as a result, the prison population appears to be holding steady after five years of increases.
With more than 5% of Nigeria's huge population believed to be HIV positive, the country is on the verge of a terrible epidemic - answers are urgently needed.
For now the infected animals are concentrated in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Alabama, but the armadillo population appears to be spreading north and east and could bring leprosy with it.
With nearly a quarter of the UK's population expected to be over 65 within 20 years, the dilemma of who should pay for their care is a pressing issue for government.
Japan is one of the oldest countries in the world, with a full 28% of the population expected to be 65 years or older by 2010, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.
While the residents of Samso can take advantage of their island's blustery weather, open spaces and low-population density to be carbon neutral, the success of wind energy on a global scale may come down to simple economics.
The tiny oil-rich Gulf state of Qatar, with a population estimated to be around 1.7m, will be the first Middle Eastern country to host a major sporting event, and a central crux of their bid centred around boosting the region's global profile.
In the 1980s the link was downplayed in reaction to Malthusian alarms of the 1970s, when it was fashionable to argue that population growth had to be reined in because oil and natural resources were running short.
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The dam will not force indigenous populations along the Xingu to relocate, which today that population is estimated to be around 2, 500.
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The middle classes, who fled to the suburbs in the 1990s (when the city lost 5% of its population) seem to be coming back.
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Now, I can understand that there are going to be limits to labor force participation within a population and that not everyone in a society is going to be physically or mentally able to work, but still, if there are no jobs and no work, what are people doing?
By 2011 more than 90% of the population is meant to be covered by the system.
Before World War II, only one-third of the population earned enough to be subject to the income tax.
Overall, one third of the indigenous population is considered to be functionally illiterate.
But wait, ten years ago the portion of the population that wanted to be employed was just over 50%.
These population levels had to be maintained for at least five consecutive years.
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