Population and Climate Change 2. Solutions Through Reproductive Health: Why Family Planning Matters to Climate Change 3.Economic growth and population growth

Name: Professor: Subject: Due date: “Population and Climate Change.” “Solutions through Reproductive Health: Why Family Planning Matters to Climate Change.” “Economic growth and population growth.” The article “Population and Climate Change” discusses climate change and how it is the most significant challenge facing the world today. According to the author, climate change hurts the environment, economy, health and population resulting in climate-related calamities, low income levels, high temperatures and gender inequality. In my opinion, climate change and population growth are interlinked, as an increase in population results in the utilization of more resources, exposing people to climate-related risks and an increase in greenhouse gas emissions. Consequently, adopting changes to curb population growth, such as reproductive health, different variants of family planning and increased acc...