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Climate change may produce overpopulation without any increase in population. Comment.
Climate change operates precisely in this way. It does not add people — it subtracts the ecological, hydrological, and agrarian foundations upon which people depend. The result is effective overpopulation: the same number of people, in the same territory, now finding that territory incapable of sustaining them at previous standards of living. This is arguably…
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- "Climate Change May Produce Overpopulation Without Any Increase in Population"
- Mechanism I: Collapse of Agricultural Carrying Capacity
- Mechanism II: Freshwater Depletion and the Hydrological Threshold
- Mechanism III: Sea-Level Rise and Spatial Concentration
- Mechanism IV: Infrastructure Mismatch and the Effective Capacity Reduction
- Mechanism V: Climate Refugees and the Geography of Displacement
- …and 2 more sections, with a conclusion
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