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Nihil

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7. Guess that means that the diets kicked in when folks were in their early-mid 40s ...

Reply to bananas (Reply #2)

Thu Jan 15, 2015, 04:56 AM

Jan 2015

> Population growth rate peaked in 1962
>> The annual growth rate of 18 of these renewable resources - for example, increase
>> in meat production or fish catch -- peaked around 2006.

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Sustainability Crisis: Renewable Resources Growth Has Been Maxed Out Since 2006 [View all] GliderGuider Jan 2015 OP

Nuclear energy maxed out in 2006, not growth but actual production bananas Jan 2015 #1

Too bad the same can't be said for fossil fuels GliderGuider Jan 2015 #3

"Peak Oil" and the "Nuclear Renaissance" were both wrong bananas Jan 2015 #4

We're all learning as we go along. GliderGuider Jan 2015 #5

We just recapitulated the 70s, now we're recapitulating the 80s. nt bananas Jan 2015 #6

That's been my point as well. FBaggins Jan 2015 #9

Population growth rate peaked in 1962 bananas Jan 2015 #2

Guess that means that the diets kicked in when folks were in their early-mid 40s ... Nihil Jan 2015 #7

It makes sense that the growth rates of food commodities would follow population growth rates. GliderGuider Jan 2015 #11

Sigh... yet another malthusian knee-jerk FBaggins Jan 2015 #8

Actually, there's a much worse accusation one can level against this research. GliderGuider Jan 2015 #10