World conditions in 2050

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Human aspiration to the future does not stop, there are dozens of studies and reports issued every now and then we talked about the future and how our world will look after fifty years less or more, ranging from joyous to horrifying, and in this report we monitor some of these studies and reports that tried to predict what will be The world in 2050.

Four forces guide the future of the world in the North

This book, written by Lawrence Smith, a scientific prediction of the planet by 2050 is based on research on the four changing forces of the world: (demographic transformations - demand for natural resources - climate change - globalization), where the world is expected to witness a po[CENSORED]tion explosion, and disappear wild animals, The human environment decomposes, and the cost of resources rises from oil to water.

He reached several predictions and conclusions: eight northern rivers (including the United States) would become more famous and powerful, and would become more politically stable, while those closest to the equator would face water distress, aging po[CENSORED]tions, and large, densely po[CENSORED]ted countries. Exhausted by rising energy costs and coastal flooding, Smith's main argument is that these four pressing world powers will transform the northern quarter of our planet, making it a place for greater human activity of strategic and economic importance.

Smith combines the lessons of geography and history with forecasts for recent studies and analytical data, everything from climate dynamics and resource reserves, to po[CENSORED]tion distribution by age, and forecasts for economic growth.

But Smith offers more than a summary of statistics and studies.He spent fifteen months traveling around the northern world, gathering personal experiences, real-world knowledge, and interviews.These stories resonate throughout the book, making 'The World in 2050' an exceptional work. Based on scientific investigation, with original maps, photographs and tables, this book was considered the most balanced, persuasive and modern in addressing the challenges and opportunities facing our world in the next century.

World Po[CENSORED]tion 2050

In 2050, the global po[CENSORED]tion is expected to rise to 9.1 billion, with an increase of 33 million per year.This projection is based on reducing the fertility rate from 2.56 children per woman today to 2.02 children in 2050, but the total number may reach 10.5 billion people or may It is limited to 8 billion depending on the development of the fertility rate, and out of the projected po[CENSORED]tion in 2050 or 9.1 billion human beings, 7.9 billion will live in countries that are today considered developing.

The po[CENSORED]tion is likely to double in 2050 in 31 least developed countries such as Afghanistan, Burkina Faso, Niger, Somalia and Uganda.In contrast, the 2050 po[CENSORED]tion is likely to decline in 45 countries, including Belarus, Bulgaria, Germany, Japan, Poland, Russia, South Korea and Ukraine.

In developing countries, about half of the po[CENSORED]tion is under the age of 25 today; only 9% of the po[CENSORED]tion is over 60 or older, but this is expected to reach 20% in 2050.