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Humans use 50% of the Earth's land area for food production. Will the Earth be able to sustain a population of 9 billion humans? will the quality of life change? What do we want for the future? "i want world peace"
Humans use 50% of the Earth's land area for food production. Will the Earth be able to sustain a population of 9 billion humans? will the quality of life change? What do we want for the future? "i want world peace"
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Humans use 50% of the Earth's land area for food production. Will the Earth be able to sustain a population of 9 billion humans? will the quality of life change? What do we want for the future? "i want world peace"
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Overview: - Some facts about humans - Some facts about ecological systems - How are we doing? - Preserving forests case studies
Some facts about humans:
A. What we use now - We are animals. We require food, clean water, and air - We use ~50% of the Earths land area for food production (and most of the remainder is not farmable) - We use ~50% of the Earths available fresh water - We use ~40% of the Net Primary Productivity (NPP is new plant growth it is the base of the food pyramid for all terrestrial communities). - We are changing the climate of the planet
Some facts about humans:
B. Population growth 1 billion: ~ 1800 2 billion: ~ 1927 (127 years later) 3 billion: ~ 1960 (33 years later) 4 billion: ~ 1974 (17 years later) 5 billion: ~ 1987 (13 years later) 6 billion: ~ 1999 (12 years later) 2004: ~ 6.3 billion, adding 80 million each year (10 NYCs) U.N. medium projection: 8.9 billion in 2050, almost all growth in developing, tropical countries.
Some facts about humans:
C. Two big questions: - (quantitative) Given our current pattern of resource use, will the Earth be able to sustain a population of 9 billion humans? - (qualitative) Will the quality of life change?
Some facts about humans:
C. What do we want for the future? -
Some facts about humans:
C. What do we want for the future? -
Some facts about humans:
C. What do we want for the future? I want world peace
Some facts about humans:
C. What do we want for the future? - World Peace -
Some facts about humans:
C. What do we want for the future? - World Peace Democracy is the government of the people, by the people, for the people
Some facts about humans:
C. What do we want for the future? - World Peace - stable, moral governments -
Some facts about humans:
C. What do we want for the future? - World Peace - stable, moral governments -
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Some facts about humans:
C. What do we want for the future? - World Peace - stable, moral governments - stable, productive economies -
Some facts about humans:
C. What do we want for the future? - World Peace - stable, moral governments - stable, productive economies -
Some facts about humans:
C. What do we want for the future? - World Peace - stable, moral governments - stable, productive economies - stable, productive food supply
Some facts about humans:
D. How can we get there? - A stable, productive food supply Stable, productive economies Stable, productive, moral governments Peace and happiness for our children
Some facts about humans:
D. How can we get there? stable food supply productive economies Happy people stable, moral governments To achieve ONE goal, we must achieve ALL goals...
Some facts about ecological systems:
A. What they do for humans: - They produce all our food - They produce and clean our water - They produce the oxygen we breathe and they clean our air.
Some facts about ecological systems:
B. How they do it:
O2 CO2 Water Soil nutrients Filtered water
Some facts about ecological systems:
B. How they do it: - And different plants use slightly different resources and make different types of food.