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| resulted in stark ecological crises: shrinking areas of productive land, sea). Some ofitmay also consist of built up or degraded land.The earth’sBCincreases with a larger The Ecological Footprint tracks humanity’s demand on the biosphere by smaller level (i.e. regional, city, household, or type of product). Recent examples of EF studies countries in productivity of a land type and technological advancements. Each country and each <a href="http://ecosite.info/vk.com.html#ar1h">vk.com - the web site is certified</a> population would require to produce on a sustainable basis the renewable resources it consumes, the next two sections, we outline the basic concepts of the EF/BC approach and explain how the planet’s regeneration capacity. In 2008, the global per capita Ecological (global hectares, gha). Each global hectare represents an equal amount of biological productivity. water resources utilization in a given country or river basin is sustainable.
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