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 <description> The World’s Biggest Problems portal has a simple, clear mission: educating people all around the world about the biggest problems facing humanity. These problems have two criteria, they must be global in scope, and have the potential to rapidly escalate into severe crises. 
        
          Economic Collapse : Fragilities in the current global economy could tip the developed world into conditions not seen since the 1920s.
          Peak Oil : Petroleum has powered the modern world for almost 100 years; today,  many industry insiders say the we may be reaching a permanent peak in  oil production. 
          Global Water Crisis : Over the last 50 years the human population has nearly tripled, while  industrial pollution, unsustainable agriculture, and poor civic  planning have decreased the overall water supply. 
          Species Extinction : Certain  species that human beings depend upon for our food supply are going  extinct; if their numbers fall too low we may face extinction  ourselves. 
          Rapid Climate Change : While  the debate rages on about the causes of climate change, global warming  is an empirical fact. The problem is both a curse and blessing, in that  people from different cultures will either have to work together or  face mutual destruction. 
        
        WBP fulfills its role in several ways:
        
          Content Aggregation : WBP utilizes the collective  intelligence of its users by allowing them to independantly add  content, ensuring that only the most relevant and timely information is  pulled to the site. 
          Sophisticated Filtration : The WBP tagging system  filters and sorts information in a way that is natural and intuitive.  It allows for users to filter content not only by problem, but also by  specific issues within or between problems. 
          Provides Objectivity : In a world where zero sum  advocacy is the norm, WBP offers overviews of all the problems that  seek to inform, not persuade, the reader.
          Gives its Users a Voice: All WBP users can post a  personal blog on the site, giving them the ability to share their views  with thousands of like minded people from all over the world.
        
        Read Staff Writings on these problems 
        See Content related to these problems 

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