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'THE scale of the human economy has grown so large that there is no longer sufficient room for all species in the Ark." These recent words from a World Bank official are striking warning that the world is becoming so full of human beings and their socio-economic systems that other, often priceless, irreplaceable species and their natural systems are being displaced and destroyed at a rate never before experienced. The human population of the world is now projected to double within thirty-nine years, from five billion to ten billion, but the issue is not just numbers, but how those numbers relate to available resources. The destruction of natural ecosystems and the ...