At the same time the human population is increasing (exponentially) and we are using larger ecological footprints (we are using 130% of nature's yearly output).
UN Human Development Report (1998): By the end of the 20th century, the world's 3 richest individuals (all of whom were American) had a combined wealth greater than that of the poorest 48 counties. In 1998, the UN calculated that US$40 billion, spent carefully, could provide clean water, sanitation, and other basic needs for the poorest on earth.There needs to be 'Food for thought' literally, and then we may learn a thing or two from the developing countries: Sustainability - A Lesson from Tanzania
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