Population Control

Welcome to Questions LLC's "Population Control" category! In this section, we delve into the thought-provoking and complex topic of population control. Here, you will find a myriad of questions and discussions surrounding various aspects related to the regulation and management of human population across the globe. Whether you are curious about the ethical considerations, the effectiveness of different methods, or the implications for sustainable development, you will discover a wealth of information and perspectives from our community of knowledgeable users. Join us on this intellectual journey as we explore the challenges and possibilities in maintaining a balanced and harmonious global population.

Questions (26)

Answer each of the following items.In 2–3 sentences, analyze the reasons why specific population control policies have been
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2. asked by savior
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reword the articleChina's one-child policy is a policy that forced people to only have one child. In the article it says " The
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2. asked by 1235
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Was China's one child policy only for Han Chinese or was it for everyone?I have found lots of conflicting information on this.
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2. asked by Anonymous
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I'm doing a four question assignment but I'm in doubt with one question.Question #1: Why does the one-child policy most likely
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2. asked by Gourami
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Why is it necessary to eliminate absolutely all invasive fire ant colonies to eradicate the invasive population?A)Every colony
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2. asked by Savanna
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was the china's one child policy successful? need opinionsthank you
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2. asked by chelsea
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Fianl project: Mitigation Strategies and solutions on huma population
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2. asked by Anonymous
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how can one organism help control the population of another organism
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Why did the king tried to stop the population of the colonies from growing?
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China has implemented a campaign to reduce birth rates that includes _____________ rewards for single child families.Please
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2. asked by Mack
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Which two major policy approaches have caused the world's crude birth rate (CBR) to decline rapidly between 1990 and 2015, from
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Why did China institute the One Child Per Family policy?Responses Government leaders wanted to ensure that China would be able
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China instituted a “one child per couple” rule to help address which of the following?(1 point)Responses food shortages food
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China instituted a “one child per couple” rule to help address which of the following?(1 point)Responses antibiotic
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All of the following are forms of density-independent population control EXCEPTpollution. b competition. c habitat destruction.
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China instituted a “one child per couple” rule to help address which of the following?(1 point)Responses overpopulation
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All of the following are forms of density-independent population control EXCEPTa pollution. b habitat destruction. c
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All of the following are forms of density-independent population control EXCEPTa competition. b habitat destruction. c
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All of the following are forms of density-independent population control EXCEPTa flood destruction. b pollution. c habitat
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All of the following are forms of density-independent population control EXCEPTA habitat destruction. B pollution. С flood
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What do many ecologists do?(1 point)Responses Introduce predators to hunt overpopulated species. Introduce predators to hunt
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Describe one result of the one-child policy. (1 point)• China's marriage rate increased. • China's employment rate
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The one-child policy of 1979 was a system used to regulate population growth within this country.(1 point) Responses India India
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China instituted a “one child per couple” rule to help address which of the following?(1 point)Responses a. food shortages
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2. asked by o
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Question 6All of the following are forms of density-independent population control EXCEPT a pollution. b flood destruction. c
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2. asked by Andrew willams
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The Department of Fish and Wildlife believes theshould be removed for a 5 year period to help rebuild the native wildlife. (1
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