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Per capita doesn't matter in this context, because the earth isn't infinitely expanding resource wise, it's the net removed at any given time that matters.
by Avicebron 4y ago
Per capita doesn't matter in this context, because the earth isn't infinitely expanding resource wise, it's the net removed at any given time that matters.
- dirtyid 4y agoThe enviroment and biosphere will recover / regenerate in some form even if humans destroy everything and drive themselves to extinction. Sustainablity is an anthropocene problem, and just like climate, per capita is the only thing that matters for geopolitics if the world wants to reach an accord. No party is going to accede to less share of global commons, how humans share global resource stocks is downstream of politics.