Population & The Environment
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- Created on: 29-01-21 11:06
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- Population & The Environment
- Keywords
- Undernourishment
- Overnutrition
- Double burden of malnutrition
- Food in/security
- Double burden of malnutrition
- Overnutrition
- Arable farming
- Pastoral farming
- Intensive farming
- Extensive farming
- Commercial farming
- Subsistence farming
- Organic farming
- Agricultural productivity
- Total factor productivity - TFP
- Agricultural productivity
- Organic farming
- Subsistence farming
- Commercial farming
- Extensive farming
- Intensive farming
- Sustainable farming practises
- Pastoral farming
- Red Latosol soils
- Podsols
- Soil erosion
- Waterlogging
- Salinisation
- Soil degradation
- Salinisation
- Waterlogging
- Soil erosion
- Podsols
- Gene revolution
- Morbidity
- Mortality
- Non/communicable diseases
- Health
- Disability-adjusted life years (DALYs)
- Pandemic & Epidemic
- Endemic
- Pandemic & Epidemic
- Disability-adjusted life years (DALYs)
- Health
- Non/communicable diseases
- Mortality
- Morbidity
- Attack rate
- Case-morbidity rate
- Infant mortality
- Disease of affluence/ poverty
- Well-being
- Public health
- Immune system
- Patented drugs
- Degenerative disease
- Chronic/ acute disease
- Endogenic disease
- Exogenic disease
- Endogenic disease
- Chronic/ acute disease
- Degenerative disease
- Patented drugs
- Immune system
- Public health
- Well-being
- Disease of affluence/ poverty
- Infant mortality
- Case-morbidity rate
- Undernourishment
- Types of disease
- Malaria
- Impacting environmental factors
- Air quality
- Air particulate size & density
- Smog
- Water quality
- Stagnant
- Water-borne vectors
- Stagnant
- Cramped housing or living spaces
- Poor housing quality
- Lack of ventilation
- Unsanitary conditions
- Lack of ventilation
- Poor housing quality
- Too much or too little insecticide use
- Rural vs urban environments
- Technological development
- Outside or indoors jobs
- Working conditions
- Outside or indoors jobs
- Technological development
- Rural vs urban environments
- Pollution
- Open sewage
- GHGs
- Age and gender
- Ethnicity
- Education
- Income
- Religious and political beliefs
- Conflict
- Income
- Education
- Ethnicity
- Affordability of health care
- Distance and accessibilty to health care and clinics
- Mode of transport, if any
- Distance and accessibilty to health care and clinics
- Air quality
- Stats & Facts
- The UK and NZ use colour coding on food packaging to show nutritional content
- Mosquitoes breed mostly in stagnant bodies of water such as ponds and lakes
- Agricultural workers and those who work outdoors are more likely to get Malaria, cataracts and skin cancer
- 78% of Malaria funds were from international investment in 2014
- There is a disproportionate burden of Malaria on Sub-Saharan Africa
- Malaria is becoming drug-resistant, and therefore harder to treat
- Agricultural workers and those who work outdoors are more likely to get Malaria, cataracts and skin cancer
- Generally, those living on higher land have better incomes and access to services
- Cultural controls on fertility: Religion, marriage, gender
- The 1920's & 1960's saw baby booms
- Urban environments encourage sedentary habits but discourage physical activity
- The "airpocalypse" occurred in China in 2013, when it was covered in a smog of many fine particulates
- The 2015 Paris Climate Agreement is trying to reduce GHG emissions
- Food insecurity is more likely after floods and droughts
- To improve food security, farmers can ensure fields are well drained
- Peri-urban farming is used in urban areas
- NGOs aided farmers in Rwanda
- To improve food security, farmers can ensure fields are well drained
- Food insecurity is more likely after floods and droughts
- The 2015 Paris Climate Agreement is trying to reduce GHG emissions
- Epidemiological transitions measures patterns of age, mortality, fertility, life expectancy and causes of death
- The "airpocalypse" occurred in China in 2013, when it was covered in a smog of many fine particulates
- Urban environments encourage sedentary habits but discourage physical activity
- The 1920's & 1960's saw baby booms
- Keywords
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