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EFFECT OF POPULATION GROWTH ON LAND RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This study is focused on the “effect of population growth on land resources developmentâ€. A case study in Aba urban of Abia state. It is a comprehensive research on the course of population growth problems, and benefits of the growth on land development. There is no doubt that at present, there is link between development and population growth. However, the fact that the two opinion are related to each other in many cases, it is the main negative relationship between population and growth and the level of land development as said in the study is that programmes for controlling the
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]THE SCOPE OF THE STUDYThis study is concerned with the causes and the general problems of population growth in Aba metropolis. The result will give the growth of population and its effect on land development. Based on the findings, recommendations will be laid out for development of the area. Land is an ever-increasing demand for due to the increasing number of people based on these arguments that the physical, social and economic impacts of population growth are to be fully integrated. The research will give information on reason for increasing growth of people in the area and ... Continue Reading
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This study is focused on the “effect of population growth on land resources developmentâ€. A case study in Aba urban of Abia state. It is a comprehensive research on the course of population growth problems, and benefits of the growth on land development. There is no doubt that at present, there is link between development and population growth. However, the fact that the two opinion are related to each other in many cases, it is the main negative relationship between population and growth and the level of land development as said in the study is that programmes for controlling the
... Continue Reading
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