When a high concentration of people cannot obtain the minimum conditions to sustain a reasonable quality of life, the situation is termed

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Overpopulation refers to the condition of having a high population density without adequate resources or infrastructure to meet basic living needs such as food, water, shelter, and healthcare. It is not just about the number of people, but also about the distribution of resources and the ability to sustain a reasonable quality of life for all. Population overkill and population bomb are not commonly used terms to describe this situation, while overcrowding generally refers to a high density of people in a specific area or location, but not necessarily implying inadequate resources for all.

When a High Concentration of People Cannot Obtain the Minimum