Decebal Gold Book: When will be 10 billion and what will happen to the Earth! It's official: 7.2 billion people live today

The United Nations has released the latest predictions on world population. United estimated 7.2 billion people living today, the world's population will increase to 8.1 billion by 2025 the majority of the growth will take place in developing countries, mainly in Africa. UN experts estimate that Earth 2050 9.6 billion people will live. 2100 are expected to live on Earth nearly 11 billion people, with 800 million more than estimates released in 2011.

India's population will exceed that number by that of China around the year 2028, when both countries will have about 1.45 billion people. If experts estimate that India's population will rise to the threshold of about 1.6 billion people, will then slowly decrease to 1.5 billion people by 2100, China will begin to decline after 2030, reaching 1 , 1 billion in 2100.

UN experts say Nigeria's population will exceed that of the U.S. by mid-century, where it is estimated that the U.S. will live 400.8 million people to 440.3 million people in Nigeria.

"By the end of this century Nigeria could compete with China for second place in the ranking of the largest populous countries," reads the UN report, which estimated that Nigeria would have 913.8
million people in 2100

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