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originally posted by: Annee
So I read this and researched it.
This is a Pro-Life - - Pro-Procreation based report by a teenager.
originally posted by: SlowNail
a reply to: Annee
According to this, Texas would only allow for 100 square meters per person.
The world would allow for 2.3 acres pp.
www.zo.utexas.edu...
originally posted by: savagediver
originally posted by: Annee
So I read this and researched it.
This is a Pro-Life - - Pro-Procreation based report by a teenager.
Anyone with a child would be Pro-life - - Pro-Procreation I would assume.
originally posted by: BO XIAN
a reply to: savagediver
Now, now.
You know that in this era of the DEATH MEME
it's NOT PC
to be pro-life . . .
or pro much of anything but death.
Besides, it's a knee jerk reflex to kill the messenger whenever a message is the least bit uncomfortable or annoying.
Sigh.
originally posted by: CranialSponge
Arable land and potable water.
Problem.
Are we going to wait until we're tripping over each trying to get at a small piece of lab-grown hamburger before we admit that we're running out of arable land space due to the expansion of cities and infrastructure to accomodate an exponentially growing population ?
I should hope not.
How many of you would be willing to move to the Sahara desert so that the arable land your city is build on can be torn down and repurposed for agriculture and animal farming ?
How many of you are aware that the areas of the planet that have the best land for farming are where the most of the highest populations and cities are built on top of ?
It's going to be a huge problem in the very near future.
originally posted by: CranialSponge
a reply to: BO XIAN
Arable land is not a political problem.
It's a geographical and climatic problem.
You can't grow tomatoes in Antarctica.
originally posted by: TechniXcality
originally posted by: CranialSponge
a reply to: BO XIAN
Arable land is not a political problem.
It's a geographical and climatic problem.
You can't grow tomatoes in Antarctica.
Bull#, I could grow tomatoes on Mars!
I was reading somewhere, some time ago, that if you took everyone on earth and gave them an acre of land to themselves, they would all fit in the a land the size of Texas.
originally posted by: CranialSponge
Arable land and potable water.
Problem.
Are we going to wait until we're tripping over each trying to get at a small piece of lab-grown hamburger before we admit that we're running out of arable land space due to the expansion of cities and infrastructure to accomodate an exponentially growing population ?
I should hope not.
How many of you would be willing to move to the Sahara desert so that the arable land your city is build on can be torn down and repurposed for agriculture and animal farming ?
How many of you are aware that the areas of the planet that have the best land for farming are where the most of the highest populations and cities are built on top of ?
It's going to be a huge problem in the very near future.