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Environment & Energy

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Sat Oct 27, 2012, 11:08 PM

Oct 2012

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Population, economic growth and ecological damage - a peek under the hood [View all] GliderGuider Oct 2012 OP

Wrong on every level. lalalu Oct 2012 #1

Thanks for your input. GliderGuider Oct 2012 #2

Chernobyl Might Have Had a Significant Impact on Those Figures AndyTiedye Oct 2012 #3

If you can find some evidence I'd love to see it. GliderGuider Oct 2012 #5

I am not sure about your point and lalalu Oct 2012 #4

It would be quite a stretch to extend your idea not only to cprise Oct 2012 #10

Different regions have different demographic influences. GliderGuider Oct 2012 #11

+100 mjrr_595 Oct 2012 #18

Thank You lalalu Oct 2012 #19

Sounds like "The Underminers" may be on the right track. Speck Tater Oct 2012 #6

Thanks, I hadn't run across it before. GliderGuider Oct 2012 #8

The sorts of saturation effects I'm thinking about GliderGuider Oct 2012 #9

Three main factors tama Oct 2012 #13

Yes. As economic collapse progresses I think we'll see GliderGuider Oct 2012 #14

OK tama Oct 2012 #15

Energy is just one factor, of course. GliderGuider Oct 2012 #16

Russia is interesting tama Oct 2012 #17

Yi Quan tama Nov 2012 #24

Gapminder Iterate Oct 2012 #20

This is fascinating PATRICK Oct 2012 #21

Thanks! I think this is a good way of looking at the situation GliderGuider Oct 2012 #22