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What this show us is that if our current planetary population of nearly 7 billion people were to live like we do here in North America, we would need an Earth with 9 1/2 hectares worth of bioproductive land per person to supply us with the necessary raw materials, and to absorb our wastes.
Matthew Stein: We're Running Our World Like a Ponzi Scheme! 2009
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Yet we now have only roughly 2.1 global hectares of bioproductive land per person.
Matthew Stein: We're Running Our World Like a Ponzi Scheme! 2009
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The Earth has about 12 billion hectares of bioproductive land and water: cropland, pasture, forest, fisheries, and land to build on.
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The Earth has about 12 billion hectares of bioproductive land and water: cropland, pasture, forest, fisheries, and land to build on.
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EF 1.0 assumed that humans would occupy every last bioproductive hectare which leads to an artificially smaller ecological footprint and leaves no room for other species.
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EF 1.0 assumed that humans would occupy every last bioproductive hectare which leads to an artificially smaller ecological footprint and leaves no room for other species.
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EF 1.0 assumed that humans would occupy every last bioproductive hectare which leads to an artificially smaller ecological footprint and leaves no room for other species.
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EF 1.0 assumed that humans would occupy every last bioproductive hectare which leads to an artificially smaller ecological footprint and leaves no room for other species.
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EF 1.0 assumed that humans would occupy every last bioproductive hectare which leads to an artificially smaller ecological footprint and leaves no room for other species.
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EF 1.0 assumed that humans would occupy every last bioproductive hectare which leads to an artificially smaller ecological footprint and leaves no room for other species.
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