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Why the world won’t exceed 11 billion – Hans Rosling

September 3, 2018October 22, 2018 by Paul Alberts

 

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1 Comment on Why the world won’t exceed 11 billion – Hans RoslingHans RoslingIBDP GeographyPopulation Growth
  1. September 4, 2018

    Epic!

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