Population Explosion and the Environment in Developing Countries: A Case Study of Vietnam

PhD.Nguyen Van DaoVu Hong Van

Faculty of Fundamental Sciences

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The relationship between population and the environment in recent years has become a special concern for many countries and international organizations. Population growth is putting severe pressure on the global environment. The process of industrial activities has increasingly depleted resources, environmental pollution and the ultimate consequence is the degradation of the quality of life of the community. It's time to change the way of thinking, perception of the world. How to prevent human-induced harm? How to develop to satisfy current needs without compromising the ability of future generations? How to keep resources and environment clean for the next generation? In this article, I explore how the population explosion affects the environment; solutions to limiting population growth as well as limiting environmental pollution in Vietnam.

Overview
Type
Article
Publication year
Sep 2020
Original language
English
Published Journal
Revista Argentina de Clínica Psicológica
Volume No
Vol. 29 No 4
Classification
Scopus Indexed
ISSN index
0327-6716
Page
202-218
Quartiles
Q3

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