Übersetzung für "Population pressure" in Deutsch

The strong population pressure and high demographic dynamic lead to social inequalities.

Zuid-Holland is due to its high population pressure a province with big contrasts.

The policy of university education initiated in the 1960s responded to population pressure.

The population also exerts pressure via social media.

A growing global population places increased pressure on people and the environment.

Firstly, because of population pressure, wood harvesting exceeds annual growth of trees and shrubs.

But without the fight of the black population itself, international pressure would have been ineffective.

The high level of population pressure is also leading to overgrazing, soil degradation and uncontrolled deforestation.

Population pressure in Central Africa may therefore have prompted the first Bantu migrations.

Faced with problems common to each of the third Mediterranean countries, such as high population pressure, too little diversification of production and industrial trade, and a long-term shortage of drinking water, the initiative aiming at strengthening a Euro-Mediterranean partnership in the field of renewable energy sources appears fundamental.

Moreover, seasonal limitations on production possibilities, limited land for agricultural production, limited access to fertilizers and water, as well as the increasing demand resulting from population growth, puts pressure on food prices.

They have done so for a variety of complex reasons, including population pressure, a lack of economic opportunities, environmental degradation, and new forms of travel.

It would not be acceptable to argue that to bomb a city on the mainland was necessary in order to compel the Argentine population to put pressure on the military junta to withdraw from the islands.

Moreover, an aging population implies further pressure on fiscal expenditure, owing to higher pension and health-care costs, with all of Japan’s baby boomers set to reach age 65 in about five years.

The book, written by a team of scientists, predicted disastrous shortages and mass starvation due to population pressure.

Finally, with an ageing population, which increases pressure on public expenditure, and globalisation that makes taxation of capital and labour less viable, the shift of tax burden from direct taxation towards consumption and, in particular, environmentally damaging consumption, may provide considerable benefits from a fiscal perspective.

The high population growth and pressure from urbanisation mean there is a need for better management of land use to avoid environmental degradation and conflicting usage.

An ageing population will put pressure on public finances through increased spending on pensions and also as a result of greater demands on health and social services, and hence affecting taxation.

This problem has been recognised for many years but so far the initiatives taken have not been effective enough due to increased population pressure, insufficient targeting of the agricultural measures to intensive agricultural areas and a time-lag before the measures show significant results.