Will the World Provide

Will the World Provide

  • Submitted By: kim424
  • Date Submitted: 11/25/2008 4:58 PM
  • Category: Social Issues
  • Words: 521
  • Page: 3
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How excited am I? I just received an internship from the United Nations. Thank gosh I took my Will the world provide class. Without that I would be in some serious trouble. Issues that I am considering are wealth and poverty, population, food, energy, the environment, and technology. The question that I find the hardest is what order I should be concerned about them. Hmmm….
Are the rich just getting richer and the poor getting poorer? Duh! That is all that is happening. One issue is that countries are not helping each other and that is what we need. It is the world’s responsibility and now problem. Developing countries have nothing and rich countries have the resources that they need. Wealth and poverty is an important issue but it is not one of the top issues.
Population is defiantly an issue that is in the world. In 30-40 years the population is expected to be 9 million. The obvious problem is resources. If we run out what do we do? People are having children for reasons like religion, people to work and such (Seitz 47). Another issue with world population is carrying capacity. It is the amount of resources needed for human survival. Will we have enough resources or is the world going to overpopulate and kill off mankind (Seitz 71).
Food is an important issue because of where it is coming from. Where do we get our food from? A majority of it comes from other countries. While others from the United States. What do we do if we go to war with these countries? Many countries have stuff that other countries could use and at a low price and because we don’t talk we don’t get to use it. Will this change if we are about to die and we all need each other?
What are we doing to our land? Energy is something that humans are greatly impacting. A lot of our energy comes from our rainforest and such. But we are ruining the environment we have. By polluting, not recycling and such we are setting up a land that no one would want to live in. Do we want our children to...

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