population

Explains how graphs can be used to help students learn about population, describing the different types of graphing that can be used to organize data related to population growth, migration, rich and poor, resource depletion, and other related topics.

Provides a demographic point of view on the issue of immigration in the United States, contending that lowering the average age by allowing immigrants to work in America will help the country economically and culturally.

A multicultural volume describes how the world's population has grown, its present patterns and future challenges.

Explores the impact of Earth's growing population on the environment, discusses whether there are enough resources to meet the needs of the world's population, and considers what can be done about the problem.

Chronicles the history of human migration from prehistory to the twenty-first century, examining the reasons why populations leave their homes, and considering the future of migration.

Examines world population rates, offering analyses of what the population will be fifty, one hundred, and three hundred years from now and arguing that homelessness, malnutrition, and overcrowding are problems that need to be addressed today before they become unsolvable.

Explores topics and issues related to world population growth, such as demographics, population density and distribution, food production, and the use of natural resources.

Presents opposing views on issues related to population growth. Examines whether there is a population problem and debates the impact of population growth on the environment, world hunger, and humanity's survival. Considers the effects of immigration on America's population as well as the legitimacy of population control policies.