China’s population rises to 1.339 billion
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China said on Thursday its population — already the world’s largest — increased by 73.9 million over the past decade to 1.339 billion in 2010, citing the results of the latest national census.
The increase since the previous full nationwide 10-yearly census in 2000 was more than the population of Thailand — and greater than the populations of Taiwan and South Korea put together.
The 2010 figure was released by the National Bureau of Statistics, which unveiled the census results at a briefing in Beijing.
China’s population in 2000 was 1.265 billion.
China has previously said its so-called “one-child” population control policy — which generally limits people to one offspring, with exceptions for certain groups — has averted 400 million births since its imposition in 1980.
China had a population of 594 million, less than half the current figure, in its first census in 1953.
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Rick on Fri, 29th Apr 2011 7:42 am
When a country is so called doing well, despite the massive poor in China, and let’s not forget major oil imports – sure populations expand. Not for the good of the world though. China may be headed for the next world power status, but it will be short lived.
Kenz300 on Fri, 29th Apr 2011 10:16 am
Limited resources of food, water, and oil.
A growing population even with the one child policy. Can China manage the result?