Instead, as the Australian Academy of Science explains, world population clocks use “all the information available to ...

The world population is projected to be 8,092,034,511 at the start of the new year, according to the Census Bureau’s “Population Clock.” Over 71 million people were born worldwide over the ...

With more than two babies born every second, the arms on the world population clocks are whirling round so fast that no-one really knows how many people there are on Earth. The United Nations ...

As the health clock ticks away, let us look at how we can better this world in terms of controlling population growth, improve life expectancy and keeping a check on diseases.

As the theme of this year’s World Population Day reminds us, investing in data collection is important to understanding problems, tailoring solutions, and driving progress. So is finance.