1-2 Sustainability and Population Growth.pptx

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Sustainability & Population Growth

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Sustainability & Population Growth

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World Population

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IPAT Equation

I = P x A x T

ImpactPopulationAffluence

Technology

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Sustainability Impact Equation

SI = P x C/P x I/C

Sustainability Impact Population

Consumption per capitaImpact per consumption

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Sustainability Impact Equation: Double Population

2SI = 2P x C/P x I/C

Sustainability Impact Population

Consumption per capitaImpact per consumption

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Sustainability Impact Equation: Double Consumption per Person

2SI = P x 2C/P x I/C

Sustainability Impact Population

Consumption per capitaImpact per consumption

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Sustainability Impact Equation: Lowering Impact per Consumption

½ SI = P x C/P x I/2C

Sustainability Impact Population

Consumption per capitaImpact per consumption

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ManhattanLimitation of IPAT

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IPAT Terms are Co-dependent

I = P(A,T) × A(P,T) × T(A,P) Impact

PopulationAffluence

Technology

For the math geeks…

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Human ExperienceOther Factors: Human Experience

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Health and WealthOther Factors: GDP

As GDP per person increases (x-axis) so does life expectancy (y-axis). Note that Japan, the country with highest life-expectancy, has a very high GDP per person

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Happiness and Affluence

As GDP per person increases (x-axis) so does self-reported life satisfaction (y-axis)Note that the happiest country – Denmark – also has a very high GDP per person.

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Not All Consumption is Equal

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