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Food and basic commodities have been getting cheaper at the same time our population has expanded, so why should we worry about resource scarcities?

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Food and basic commodities have been getting cheaper at the same time our population has expanded, so why should we worry about resource scarcities?

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In order to produce the greater and greater quantities of food needed to satisfy an expanding population, our lands have been deforested and overgrazed and our soil eroded. And don t forget the quality of life issues associated with population growth: more pollution, more sprawl, tighter housing markets, overcrowded schools, traffic congestion, and vanishing open spaces.

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