Projection of the European population in 2100

by quindiassomigli

17 comments
  1. I knew Europe as a whole was predicted population decline but for some reason didn’t expect to apply, least not so severely, to Finland. Might have been the already lower population density :/

  2. I don’t think this takes into account climate change when southern Europe becomes increasingly unlivable.

  3. I have serious doubts about this. There are so many things here that don’t check out at all. -61% for Ukraine but only -12% for Russia? What are even the parameters here?

    Likewise, a halving of population in the Baltics but +7% in Sweden? -31% in Spain but +3% in France? over the next 75 years?

    This is made of dreams and bubble gum and doesn’t really have any real basis in reality.

  4. this seems really poorly made imo.. i feel like russias population decline should be way bigger than ours at least, their gender ratio is fucked because they keep sending their men into human meat grinders (war but horribly prepared) and their population is getting older (i think they recently hit a low in birthrates since the soviet times) and they’re also emigrating, or trying to. the map seems to only be based on birthrates? not taking into account emigration, immigration, enviromental factors etc… especially looking at the baltics

  5. so much can happen in 75 years that cant possibly be calculated into this depiction.
    i muted MapPorn for a reason. its filled with suggestive Bullshit

  6. If people felt safer in their lives (financial and professional stability), they might be more inclined to start having kids.

  7. So most of the growth will come from Arab immigrants who have large families?

  8. All that growth in France is from people coming from the Maghreb.

  9. I’d expect there to be a baby boom in Ukraine after the war, and quite a bit of repatriation. That -61% seems gloomy.

  10. I’m willing to bet that russia will shrink even more. And I truly hope so as well!

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