The Consequences of Human Population Growth

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Across
  1. 3. Wastewater that, if untreated, can deplete oxygen in rivers and reduce species diversity.
  2. 6. A severe shortage of food leading to starvation and population decline.
  3. 8. The removal of forests for human benefit, leading to habitat destruction and lower biodiversity.
  4. 10. Harmful environmental effect caused by burning fossil fuels, leading to acid rain and biodiversity loss.
  5. 11. Unintentional events that can lead to population decline.
  6. 15. A deliberate act of killing another person, reducing population.
  7. 16. A crucial natural resource that supports life but is affected by pollution and overuse.
  8. 19. The transformation of land into desert, decreasing biodiversity.
  9. 20. Growth A rapid increase in population over time, often unsustainable.
Down
  1. 1. Methods used to prevent pregnancy and control population growth.
  2. 2. of Biodiversity The decline in the variety of living organisms due to human activities.
  3. 4. A field that improves health and helps increase population by preventing diseases. Sanitation The process of maintaining hygiene to prevent disease and improve population health.
  4. 5. in Crisis A situation caused by human activities that lead to global warming and extreme weather.
  5. 7. The practice of farming that provides food and supports population growth. Technology Innovations that improve living standards and contribute to population increase.
  6. 9. Families A strategy to reduce birth rates and slow population growth.
  7. 12. Illnesses that can spread and cause high mortality rates, decreasing population.
  8. 13. The process where animals such as sheep and deer feed on plant species, affecting biodiversity.
  9. 14. Chemicals sprayed on crops that can harm ecosystems by accumulating in food chains.
  10. 17. The upper layer of Earth where plants grow, affected by erosion and pollution.
  11. 18. Conflicts between groups or nations that lead to deaths and a reduced population.