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The Money Economy Thus Leaves A Large Ecological Footprint, Defined As The Amount Of Land And Resources Required To Meet A Typical Consumer's Needs. For Example, With Only About 4% Of The World's Population, The United States, The Largest Money Economy, Consumes In Excess Of One-quarter Of The World's Energy And Materials And Generates In Excess Of 25 Percent Of The World's Greenhouse Gas Emissions.

Stuart L. Hart Quotes: The Money Economy Thus Leaves A Large Ecological Footprint, Defined As The Amount Of Land And Resources Required To Meet

Stuart L. Hart Quotes: The Money Economy Thus Leaves A Large Ecological Footprint, Defined As The Amount Of Land And Resources Required To Meet

Stuart L. Hart Quotes: The Money Economy Thus Leaves A Large Ecological Footprint, Defined As The Amount Of Land And Resources Required To Meet

Stuart L. Hart Quotes: The Money Economy Thus Leaves A Large Ecological Footprint, Defined As The Amount Of Land And Resources Required To Meet

Stuart L. Hart Quotes: The Money Economy Thus Leaves A Large Ecological Footprint, Defined As The Amount Of Land And Resources Required To Meet

Stuart L. Hart Quotes: The Money Economy Thus Leaves A Large Ecological Footprint, Defined As The Amount Of Land And Resources Required To Meet

Stuart L. Hart Quotes: The Money Economy Thus Leaves A Large Ecological Footprint, Defined As The Amount Of Land And Resources Required To Meet

Stuart L. Hart Quotes: The Money Economy Thus Leaves A Large Ecological Footprint, Defined As The Amount Of Land And Resources Required To Meet

Stuart L. Hart Quotes: The Money Economy Thus Leaves A Large Ecological Footprint, Defined As The Amount Of Land And Resources Required To Meet

Stuart L. Hart Quotes: The Money Economy Thus Leaves A Large Ecological Footprint, Defined As The Amount Of Land And Resources Required To Meet

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