At what point in history did the human population reach its peak growth rate? select one: a. 1900-1920 b. 1940-1960 c. 1965-1970 d. 1970-1985

c. 1965-1970

Explanation:

It took over "2 million years" for the human population to reach 1 billion, but once it went past the 1 billion mark, it only took another 200 years for it to reach "7 billion". In the late 1960s, the "human population growth rate" had reached its peak where the population growth rate had gone above 2.5% a year in the developing countries. The population growth rate of the entire world had reached a little above 2% a year back then.

Mexico has a host of environmental problems, including significant chemicalpollution  from factory discharges and waste dumping, but the main threat to itsbiodiversity  probably stems from  deforestation  and other natural habitat losses. forest habitat is lost for a number of reasons

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