The visuals examine how natural disasters, flooding, acid rain, along with land erosion and rising sea levels, may alter some ...

The year 2050 promises to be a groundbreaking era of technological advancements that could transform how we live, work, and interact with the world. As we approach the midpoint of the 21st century ...

Now. “The World in 2050” is an important book, a wake-up call for doubting Thomases who believe it’s OK to drive gas guzzlers because they can afford it.

China is forecasted to be the largest economy in the world by 2050. China’s GDP is expected to reach a staggering $42.96 trillion and will command a 19.10% share of the global economy by 2050.

Following them would do more to increase food availability, particularly for the hungry, than expanding commodity crop production. It is time to stop the Malthusian fear-mongering. We can feed the ...

The U.N. agency forecasts that from now through 2050 half the world’s population growth will be concentrated in just nine countries — India, Nigeria, Congo, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Tanzania ...

Detail: Rising two places to the top, China becomes the world's biggest economy by 2050. While the demographic trend stops improving after 2030, its growth through 2050 remains strong. Source: HSBC ...

And 1 billion people, about one-sixth of the world's population, face daily shortages, according to the foundation. By 2050, however, this number will likely increase.

The world population will be 9 billion in 2050. This affects the environment overall because it affects the resource demands. But it’s actually the material consumption that matters more.

Forum for the Future founder Jonathon Porritt is really excited about how upbeat and dynamic the world could be in 2050 -- if we play our cards right. Porritt feels that a move away from a ...