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Why does the curve rech its peak at 11 billion people in 2100?

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The capacity of the earth's human population is around 9-10 billion people so 11 billion might not be possible

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This is the basic need to live sustainably within the year 2023 and forward - Max

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A graph dysplaying the predicted population by 2100

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the United Nations sustainability development goals - Max

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I don't think there will be 11 billion people in the world by 2100.

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Birth rates are decreasing in more developed countries, e.g. the U.S and most countries in Europe

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Why was there a huge increase in population in the 1950's?

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Those countries that are more labor focused (China and India) have a much larger population.

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I see that the predicted world population of 2100 (11 billion) exceeds what we currently believe is population capacity of the world (9-10 billion)

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I wonder if this would be able to meet these goals within the given time and if the can be met probably. How will they be achieved - Max

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i think there will be more then 11 billion people in 2100

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i wonder why there was an elephant to in the graph

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I see a prediction of the world population in 2100

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A graph showing the expected population size by 2100 which is around 1.4 times greater than our current population and exceeding the predicted capacity of the earth (9-10 billion)

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I wonder why the income growth drops so low around 80 - 90

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I wonder why the graph is in that sort of shape

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i see the annual fossil Co2 emissions and 2019 projections in all countries.

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At the rate the current world is moving at i believe the Sustainable development goals will not be completed.

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Fig 1: a graph showing world population over time

Fig 2: UN sustainable development goals

fig 3: graph of carbon emissions by china, US, EU, India, and all other countries from 1960 t0 a projected 2019

fig 4: I see a graph showing income growth percentage vs global income distribution

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Are we even gonna be able to achieve these goals by 2030?

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Figure 4 shows how much the income increases and decreases. And what percent of the population is the poorest and the most wealthy

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Figure 4 shows how much the income increases and decreases. And what percent of the population is the poorest and the most wealthy

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Incomes are continuing to increase faster than the income being distributed

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I think that carbon emissions will keep increasing

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I think that carbon emissions will keep increasing

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The larger populated countries are more labour focused

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11 billion people is above the estimated number of people in the earth I think its not possible to have 11 billion people in earth

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fig 1: I think that after it hits 11 million it will begin to taper out as we hit population limit

fig 2: I think that on the current pace it would take a very long time to complete these goals

fig 3: I think that while it is good us and eu carbon emissions are going down it is not enough due to the rise in other countries' (specifically china) rise in carbon emissions

fig 4: I think that this graph shows how difficult it is for people outside the very top to make that much money

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I wonder if more people will use sustainable energy eg. electirc cars, solar panels.

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First I thought population was going to be one of the more prevalent problems in the future, now I think that even though it will be challenging, it will be manageable.

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First i thought that over population would be a really big problem and it could still be in some countries but now i think that if we use recources responsibly we can sustain 11 billion people

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first i thought that the population growth was going to be bad but now i think that it could be good because there would be alot of adults to use in armies

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first, I thought that the world would not be able to handle 11 billion people and that there would be no possible way that we could get to that number, now I think the opposite.

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First I thought that the population growth in 2100 would be detrimental however know I think that we will be able to continue on as normal and prosper in a way.

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First I thought that by 2100 when the population would be 11 billion, there would be absolute poverty in almost everywhere

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Maybe the world is capable of supporting 11 Billion people and the world will improve quickly

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First I thought that population would continue to increase without changing the proportions, e.g. more children, however know I know that we have reached the peak amount of children. I also believed that an increasing population would be completely bad, however now I know it isn't as bad as it sounds.

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First I thought that it might hurt living conditions and quality of life with more people but now I am more optimistic about our ability to cope with more people