Education, Population Growth and HIV-AIDS in Third World Nations Discussed

The humanitarian crisis that we face World Wide isnumber ought to be 0% population growth until they
simply too much to handle sometimes. With the spreadhave sewer treatment, water filtration, sustainable
of HIV-AIDS in Africa, Central America, Asia andfarming and education. You see a 2.4% population
South America one has to wonder if there is even agrowth rate is basically 10% every four years, but
god. Well, finally and luckily the Catholic Church andremember the number is really compounded, that is
condom issues are changing and I could not agreejust too high.
more with some of the comments of those NGOOf course these are not the only significant problems
leaders who pointed to this huge issue decades ago.in such nations. The challenges with crop failures,
Still in Africa most do not use condoms and thuswildfires, flooding and earthquakes are also tough on
HIV-AIDS is such a high percentage that there is nosuch populations. The issues with erosion are huge and
hope.this is happening around the globe as timber industry
If we compare the HIV AIDS issues in Honduras therecuts down the easiest to get to and biggest trees.
is a low HIV rate, but it is the highest in CentralBetter land use is very appropriate.
America and it can only go up. Catching it now makesYou can see the real problem in Bangladesh, but also
the most sense otherwise they will end up like somereading Jerred Diamond's book; "Collapse" ought to
of the areas in Sub-Saharah Africa and such - scarywake people up to reality and indeed as he states one
stuff. Condoms are a simple thing indeed.does have to wonder what the people on Easter
But HIV-AIDS are only one problem on the medicalIsland were thinking about when they cut down the last
radar, in places like Honduras the dental issues aretree?
huge, education in dental hygiene is important. OneSome say education is the key and indeed I must tell
group handed out boat loads of tooth brushes, but stillyou I totally agree with you that it is a huge
there are 8 million without them and they still have verycomponent. Many of these third world nations do not
little clue.need traditional schools, they need to learn how to build
Even if NGOS, volunteers and medical missions comeFrench leach line, septic tanks, make bricks, concrete,
to the rescue - the population increases in places likeirrigate, farm, raise animals and hygiene, etc. First things
Honduras are 2.4% per year. That needs to be cutfirst, putting the cart before the horse never works
down until things are more under control. The realwell. Think on it.