The global population has hit eight billion people, according to the United Nations. DETAILS: 9News
Today marks the day when the world's population will tick over to 8 billion, according to the United Nations.
There are also some areas of the world, such as Africa, which continue to have high levels of fertility, the UN says. Since then, we've also welcomed Generation Alpha. With 1.8 billion people born since 2010, Generation Alpha is already the second largest generation in the world, just behind the 1.9 billion Generation Z .The world's population will look quite different by 2037, demographer Mark McCrindle says.Shoppers crowd in huge numbers at a market area on November 12, 2022 in New Delhi, India. The world's population is slated to reach 8 billion today, according to the UN.
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