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Have we reached ‘peak farmland’? Patrick Barkham digs into a new book about food and the future, while Chris Newell provides a graphic summary of the challenges ahead Via Andy Dorn 
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The Earth’s ability to absorb greenhouse gases without violently disrupting the climate is finite, and each additional person contributes to the total amount Via Andy Dorn
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Radical new technique promises a cheaper and more secure method of burying CO2 emissions underground instead of storing it as a gas Via Andy Dorn
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While the Paris climate summit focuses on global warming, the key issue is the prospect of 10 billion people on Earth Via Andy Dorn
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Research supports theory that drought and climate conditions reduced Mayans from a regional power to survivors abandoning cities to virtual extinction Via Andy Dorn
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The world will never again build cities as rapidly as it does this century. If we are serious about limiting global warming, tackling air pollution and promoting innovative, resource-efficient growth, there is a narrow window of opportunity Via Andy Dorn
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Experts say humanity’s impact on Earth now so profound that the Holocene must give way to epoch defined by nuclear bomb tests, plastic pollution and domesticated chicken Via Andy Dorn
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It is not just absolute numbers of people that have an impact on the planet but the rate at which they consume resources Via Andy Dorn
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This week's 'Earth Overshoot Day' marked the date our consumption outgrew our natural resources Via Andy Dorn
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