6. Where will nearly all of the further human population growth take place in the world? What is a foreseeable problem with this? (0.5)

Nearly all of the further human population growth in the world is expected to take place in developing countries, particularly in Africa and Asia. This is due to a combination of factors such as higher fertility rates and younger populations in these regions.<br /><br />A foreseeable problem with this is the potential strain on resources and infrastructure in these regions. As the population grows, there may be increased pressure on water, food, and energy supplies, as well as on transportation, healthcare, and education systems. Additionally, rapid population growth can lead to environmental degradation, increased poverty, and social instability if not managed effectively.