Friday, December 27, 2002
Doing the math
Albert Bartlett on sustainability:
The related terms, "sustainable" and "sustainability" have become popular and are used to describe a wide variety of activities which are generally ecologically laudable. At the same time, the term "compromise" is heard more frequently because the needs of the environment often are in conflict with the needs of humans. A brief examination of the question of compromise shows that a series of ten compromises, each of which saves 70% of the remaining environment, results in the saving of only 3% of the environment.
- Marginalization of Malthus: a continuation of Reflections on Sustainability...
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