Migration

These 23 countries can expect their population to halve by 2100, study finds

New projections show that global population will peak mid-century before a dramatic decline. Image: REUTERS/Thomas Peter

Victor Tangermann
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Global population in the reference, slower, faster, fastest, and SDG pace scenarios, 1990–2100
The global population looks set to peak at around 2064. Image: The Lancet
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