one chlid policy is good for earth?????
By dependent
@dependent (131)
China
December 12, 2009 10:02pm CST
to save the earth ,should study the chinese one child policy
the Canadian press has written that :climatte summit “ we cannot say the truth” too much of earth exalted
According to the vienna institute of demographic research , if from now on ,each woman is only birth a child , the world‘s population by 2050,down from the current 6.5billion to 5.5 billion? to 2075, the world’s population will drop to 34 billion
the simple and effective method of population control , but does not participate in the Copenhagen climate summit of world leaders on the agenda? but unless the implementation of China‘s one child policy, which all hard work?
for example ?do u want u have only one child or only one grandchild??
3 responses
@burrito88 (2774)
• United States
13 Dec 09
I have never been married and therefore have no children. We need to get global warming under control. Reducing population would help until we have better forms of energy in use other than fossil fuels. In some ways, I might be glad i don't have children because my children would potentially have to face runaway global warming.
@dependent (131)
• China
13 Dec 09
so u are a lighten guy,u know the earth is more important,but r u really certain that u do not have child?? think twice ,man~
@dependent (131)
• China
13 Dec 09
i am sorry that i not be ur downline,because the bad service of IE,but we both can fight for money~~and give each other a prize such as the best answer
@kaylachan (69844)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
13 Dec 09
It is difficult and next to impossible to control how many children a woman will become pregnant with. Multiable births for example are among one of the things on the rise.. To limit the world to one child per household, then there would be a lot of problems. Because, you would be saying it is perfectly legel to kill, or abandon a life. More and more children would die, or would be put out on the streets. The entire notion is completely wrong.
