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Eight Thousand Million People by the Year 2010?
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Paul R. Ehrlich and John P. Holdren. Environmental Conservation/The Foundation for Environmental Conservation. 1975.
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climate changebiogeochemical reactionspopulation dynamicsenvironmental drivershoneydew productionnonpoint source pollution densitysoil erosionenergy budget
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