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A Sustainable Anthrosphere
by Ed Jonas on Thursday May 06, @01:04PM
A sustainable anthrospheric range or density then
is most likely a function of the amount of land and resources
required to support and sustain a given number of people
at any given standard and quality of life! The desireable
goal then would be to achieve a sustainable standard and
quality of life anthrosphere within the context of the planet
as a whole.

Alfred
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    Towards a Contained Anthrosphere
    by Ed Jonas on Sunday May 09, @06:34PM
    Perhaps the best or most probable way
    to sustain the anthrosphere......
    is to adopt measures to contain
    or limit and manage its exponential
    growth.

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    • Ways and means
      by Ed Jonas on Monday May 10, @12:53PM
      Living within our means might be explained as follows:
      because the antrhrosphere tends to be mainly dependent
      upon the biosphere, the anthrosphere has to live within the
      constraints of the biosphere or suffer the resulting deterioration
      in environment etc.
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