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Started by Klaus Merkle
Thu, 11 Feb 1999 00:00
State of the world indicators
Author: Klaus Merkle
Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 00:00
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Millennium Institute: State of Our World Indicators "The State of Our World Indicators from the Millennium Institute gives a quick overview of the the state of the world (population, arable land, petroleum energy resources, ozone depletion, CO2 build-up, etc.) plus links to more detailed information and resources about each. The Institute is also coordinating world wide plans to use the turn of the Millennium to help humanity move toward a more sustainable future." State of Our World Indicators http://www.igc.apc.org/millennium/inds 15 November 1998 World Population: 5,956,060,878 [RED] Years Until Insufficient Land - Northern Diet: 7 [RED] Years Until Insufficient Land - Southern Diet: 38 [RED] Species Extinctions Per Day: 104 [RED] Years Until 1/3 Of Species Are Lost: 8 [RED] Years Until Half of Crude Oil Is Gone: 2 [YELLOW] Years Until 80% of Crude Oil Is Gone: 22 [RED] Percent Antarctic Ozone Depletion: 70+ [YELLOW] Carbon Dioxide, Years Until Doubling: 59 [RED] Water Availability (000 cubic meters/person/year): 10 (estimate) [YELLOW] The above set of indicators were chosen to give you a quick overview of the state of our world in a number of key areas. Links will take you to additional indicators and/or background and other useful resources related to each indicator. [GREEN] indicates values are at safe (sustainable) levels; [YELLOW] indicates values are approaching dangerous levels; [RED] indicates values are dangerously high or low; and [BLACK] is used for indicators where we don't yet have an idea of what value is safe or sustainable.
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