Overpopulation is putting stress on the environment and causing social issues like high infant mortality rates. It is also destroying natural habitats and exacerbating world hunger. However, there is some good news as population growth rates are slowing in some areas. Collective action is needed to address the root causes of hunger like war, poverty, and lack of access to resources. Environmental sustainability and ethics must be considered in solving global food challenges.

1. Lee TibbsWorld Food Issues: Past and PresentXW Online ClassOctober 7, 2009

2. Over Population and Hunger In The Developing WorldOver Population a) Environmental ImplicationsThe Bad Newsa) Social

3. Over Population IMR ( Infant Mortality Rate)Habitat Cause By Overpopulation American Excuses

4. Over Population Good NewsTaking ActionEarth’s Capacity

5. Hunger In The Developing World Hunger Food Security

6. Hunger In The Developing WorldMalnutrition War a) PoliticalNatureb) Economic

7. Hunger In The Developing WorldConclusion a) Ethical Discussion

8. Peer Reviewed Journal ArticlesEdward L .Morse, Josef Josse September/october2009 volume 5, number 88Rudiger Bittner Jan 24, 2003, volume 32, pages 1 -258

9. URL’shttp://www.solocomhouse.com/hunger.htlmhttp:/mindprod.com/environmental/population. html