How does Japan control there population growth?
The Japanese government isn't doing anything, but statistically, as a country becomes more wealthy, birth rate drops off. Thanks!
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What was Oklahoma's population in 1960, 1970, and 1980, 1990, and 2000?
Oklahoma's population in 1960 was 2,328,284, in 1970 was 2,55...
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How does Japan's high population density affect the lives of its citizens?
Japan's dense population has an adverse effect on the commute...
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What is the female population?
The estimated female population in the United States is 151,7...
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What kept human population growth rate low before the Industrial Revolution?
The Industrial Revolution brought many technical innovations ...
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What is the largest city by population in New Jersey?
That would be Newark with a population of 37,861 in 1990.
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What happens to a population that has not reached its carrying capacity?
The human population has increased almost continually through...
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What geographic factors influence population distribution?
Fertile land and fresh water sources are the 2 main geographi...
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What is the population in Krakatoa, Indonesia?
No one lives in Krakatoa. The nearest town is Java. More than...
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Can a population evolve if it is in genetic equilibrium?
True - A population can not evolve if it is in genetic equili...
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What country has the largest population?
China is home to more than 1.2 billion (1,200,000,000) people...
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What was Oklahoma's population in 1960, 1970, and 1980, 1990, and 2000?
Oklahoma's population in 1960 was 2,328,284, in 1970 was 2,55...
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What is the female population?
The estimated female population in the United States is 151,7...
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What kept human population growth rate low before the Industrial Revolution?
The Industrial Revolution brought many technical innovations ...
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Where does the most rapid rates of population growth locate?
The states with the top five highest population are: Californ...
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Why is rapid evolutionary change more likely to occur in small population?
The smaller the population, the more susceptible it is to suc...
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How do you find the density of a population?
You divide total population by total land area. The definitio...
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What is the population of Denver metro area?
Denver has 4,301,261 residents. Denver metro area has the hig...
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What is the population of North Dakota and South Dakota?
South Dakota has an estimated population of 781,919. NDakota ...
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What state has the lowest population?
The state with the lowest population is Wyoming with a popula...
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What is the change in population over time?
The human population growth of the last century has been trul...
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What state has the lowest population?
The state with the lowest population is Wyoming with a popula...
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The 2009 population estimate for Wisconsin was 5,654,774.
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What is the population of Waterford Wisconsin?
The population of Waterford, WI is 4,973 as of 2008. The near...
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Your answer is 6.79 billion people (2009 estimate). Src: Wolf...
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What is the population of a red fox in washington?
Red Foxes in Washington did not have a big enough population ...
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What is the population of Speedwell, Tennessee?
Speedwell is an unincorporated community in Claiborne County,...
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What will happen to the birth rate and death rate of a population at carrying capacity?
At carrying capacity the population density has gotten as hig...
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What occurs in a population as it grows?
Great pressure is being placed on arable land, water, energy,...
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What is the population in monett missouri?
Monett is a city in Monett Township in Barry County and Pierc...
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What is the change in population over time?
The human population growth of the last century has been trul...
About Population
The United States collects census data every 10 years to find the population of cities and states. This information helps cities and states to plan and budget as well as determine what types of services are needed in a region. One of the most important things the census helps to determine is how many total seats in the House of Representatives each state gets.
About Birth
Birth is an event in which a new being emerges from another being. Among animals, a birth can be from an egg or a ''live birth,'' as in the case of mammals. For human, birth has become less dangerous for mothers; but even with modern medicine, there are risks. A healthy birth is more likely if the mother is under a doctor's from the moment she knows she is pregnant.
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