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Old 12-04-2008, 10:23 PM
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Default Consequences of Continued U.S. Population Growth!
Consequences of Continued U.S. Population Growth:
*One acre of farmland or wild land lost for every person added.
*25.55 barrels of oil consumed annually for every person added.
*12,331 kilowatt-hours of electricity consumed annually for every person added.
*1,932 cubic meters of water withdrawn annually from aquifers for every person added.

U.S.A. - One Billion in 2075
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That presumes that Americans will continue to consume at the same rate as today. They might be in for a big surprise.
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