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  • U.S. Census Bureau Home Page - Information from the last census, and the U.S. Census 2000. Check out the population demographics on your home state, or county.
  • WHO/OMS: Infectious Diseases - The World Health Organization site provides extensive information on malaria, schistosomiasis and other tropical diseases and the protozoans that cause them. Very interesting site–lots to learn here!
  • World POPClock Projection - World population clock from the U.S. Census Bureau provides an up-to-the-second population estimation. Look at the link to World Population: 1950 to 2050. During which year did the population peak? Also check out Countries Ranked by Population. Compare #1 to #3 for the year 2000.
  • Zero Population Growth - This is the home page for ZPG. Were you aware that the human population on earth surpassed 6 billion in October of 1999? Check out the lengthy FAQ and the Campus Outreach sections. Did you know that 20% of teen-aged girls in the U.S. become pregnant within one month of becoming sexually active? Links and much information here.

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