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Faster population growth threatens world ecology
IJ3NDON. Apr 30 : The world's population I* growing even foster than had recently been thought and pressure on resource* threaten* economic and ccotogk-nl rnlastrophe. a United Nation* report said Wednesday, report* Reuter
Nafl* Sadik,' Executive Director of the New York based UN Population Fund (UNFPA), described this gloomy scenario ' a* "the nightmare of Ihe 1990s."
If government* fall to create sustainable development "we risk the future of humanity.'
Releasing UNFPA* annual •urvey on world population trends at a l-ondon new* conference, Sadik said the first crisis was that the world's population was growing foster tiian ever before and with II the proportion of people classified as very poor.
Secondly, human consump-tton’of the world * resource* was also growing faster than ever before and without regard to long term effects, she said.
Together these Iwo crises threaten both local and global environments." Sadik, from Pakistan, said.
"And they heighten the possibility of future economic and ecological catastrophe, the nightmare of the 1990s."
The annual report, entitled" The Slate of World Population, 1992" revised upwards its near and long-term population project ions. It said the world's population would reach six billton in 1998 -- two years ear-
lier than previously estimated from n current population of
5.48 billion
"Annual additions to world population in the next decade will average 97 million, the highest In hi*tory." It said. "Nearly all of this population growth will be in AJrtca. Asia and Laltn America. Over half will be In Africa and South
In the long-term, the report said the world's population would nearly double to 10 billion by the year 2050.
AP add* : Naff* Sadik Mid key summit documenta barely mention population growth and *hc understood the Roman Catholic Church wa* involved in blocking inclusion of family planning.
"Unless you really deal with population, you can forget about environment or about development." she said.
A Vatican spokesman could not immediately be reached for comment. On Tuesday, Cardinal Renato Martino told Vatican Radio the Holy See * delegation to Rio, which he heads, "has negotiated and obtained the use of expressions that take Into consideration the liberty, dignity and conscience of the humart person."
I(c said," the church doesn’t propose procreation at all costs, ... What the church .Is opposed to is the imposition of demographic policies and means of limiting birth contrary to the liberty, dignity and conscience of persons.