0 the ability of a particular area to support human life in terms of the amount of food, fuel, etc. it can produce and the amount of waste it can deal with:
Worldwide, the average human footprint is 2.28 hectares (5.4 acres), but Earth only has a biocapacity of 1.9 hectare per person, he says.
With our overall footprint now exceeding global biocapacity by about 30%, reducing our carbon footprint is essential.
The city's eco-footprint represents 2.1 times the entire nation’s domestic biocapacity.
Is it possible for us to all live within our fair per-capita share of available global biocapacity?
