Nous sommes 8 milliards d’êtres humains sur Terre, la population mondiale va-t-elle croître indéfiniment ? Posez vos questions au professeur Gilles Pison

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Nous sommes 8 milliards d’êtres humains sur Terre, la population mondiale va-t-elle croître indéfiniment ? Posez vos questions au professeur Gilles Pison

Image de couverture : La foule à la foire d’Etat de Caroline du Nord, à Raleigh, le 15 octobre 2022. ALLISON JOYCE / AFP Selon les modélisations de l’Organisation des Nations unies (ONU), nous sommes officiellement 8 milliards d’habitants sur Terre à partir de ce mardi 15 novembre. Un niveau jusque-là jamais atteint dans son histoire

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