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Overpopulation By: TGU-Blogger Next Post: http://kidsconcerned.blogspot.com/2017/01/natural-resources-gone-4-8.html    Think about every problem in the entire world. It's easy, which is bad. What's on the list: Global Warming/Climate Change, Pollution (all types), Traffic, Starvation, Disease, etc. The list is very long. But, a lot of those issues are because of one main issue, Overpopulation.  Overpopulation is when there are two many humans, and in this case there are currently 7 billion, 500 million, and that number is still growing by the second.    Now, if you look on The Washington Times, or any other newspaper or news magazine, you'll notice that they hardly touch the subject, especially some people, and there's a good explanation for that. Here's a hint: In some countries there are women in power, and they tend to have less children. That's right, the reason most people won't touch the issu...

Recently we created a pun for Star Wars. He had decided to release blog version 7.1 with this vido on it yesterday. However, we  had some production delays (waiting in the queue, which we still are) so we just decided to have a link to one, then add it to our blog later.  Ladies and gentlemen you are experiencing project B8 (name was inspired by BB-8) in full swing. To view a soon-to-be version on you blog, click here !

In December, 195 countries met in Paris to discuss climate reform. At the end of the 14 day period of talks, people agreed on an emissions target. The target The earth has warmed 1 degree Celsius (about 1.7 degrees Fahrenheit) since the industrial revolution started in 1750. The countries met and decided to try to keep it below 2 degrees Celsius.  A chart of the worlds warming in Celsius since 1880 http://400.350.org/ http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/GlobalWarming/page2.php

New Horizons, a space craft has traveled 3 billion miles since 2006 to do a mission of pluto. Here are some of the pics of Pluto that it took. NASA This is very impressive, because New Horizons is only running on 202 watts of power using a plutonium engine. Scientists will download all the data from New Horizons fly-by (it was only two hours long!) by late 2016 Recommended sites: Nat Geo NASA.gov