Science took the good bits from its recent special issue on population and squished them into this video for your viewing pleasure. Watch and learn:

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graph: "Historic and Projected Population Growth"

graph: "U.N. Population Projections, 1950-2100"

graph: "World Population Growth, 1950-2050"

graphs: age structure diagrams

graph: "Global Decline in Fertility, 1950-2010"

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This is the latest in a series of GINK videos about population and reproduction (or a lack thereof). It’s also part of Grist’s 7 Billion series.