overpopulation

The point is, overpopulation is one of the root causes of warming.

It may seem drastic but a lot of the conditions they are experiencing are a result of overpopulation coupled with poor infrastructure.

It is unfortunate that climate change is a long-term, uncertain consequence, a collective side-effect of economic activity, overpopulation, etc.

They call it a water problem but it's really a mass overpopulation problem.

It ignores the real decremental effects of overpopulation that are taking place presently.

This caused an overpopulation of rats which started spreading typhoid and plague.

While it may be true that overpopulation is worse, death is awful.

Efforts against overpopulation have been a common theme of development planning.

I think it's clear he's talking about man-made disasters which have already been set in play (like global warming, overpopulation, war, etc.).

Is the problem overpopulation in these places, or is the problem that they have not developed technologically and socially at the same rate they have increased in population?

Also, overpopulation would then be a much larger issue than health care and as such we'd have to find creative ways to cull the masses.

And now that endless overpopulation is less of a concern than it used to be, I don't think we have much to worry about there.

The "overpopulation until the end" myth is completely debunked by the demographic curves of many different developed countries (Germany, Italy, Russia, Japan to name some).

Overpopulation is sometimes the cause of widespread disease.