[BBC] How Many People Can Live On The Planet Earth?

by mynk on Nov 11, 2011      Category: Food & Water Tags: resources population consumption

This documentary has some really scary facts to tell - 2 million more people will be added to the planet by 2050. We need an earth 1.5 times it current size to meet our _current_ needs. We are already abusing the planet!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dN06tLRE4WE
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