Unsustainable population growth is perhaps the most serious environmental concern facing the planet today. With the current largest populace in the world, China is the one country that has been prepared to tackle the problem seriously. China's future generations could possibly suffer major food shortages if no governmental actions were taken. Furthermore, China would also face problems such as unemployment, lower levels of education, and the spread of pollution in the air and water caused by increased urbanization. Inadequate heath care is also a serious issue associated with urbanization, but is provided free from the government to those families that comply with the policy. Under the plan, all pregnancies must be authorized through "family planners" in order to maintain birth quotas a

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Approximate Word count = 532
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)