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100			_aMorris W, Douglas _929654
245			_aA human tragedy? The pace of negative global change exceeds human progress
260			_a2019. _bSage
300			_aVol 6, Issue 1-2, ( 55-70p.)
520			_aI analyze changes in the demographic profiles and urbanization rates of 201 countries, and assess 69 global indicators of the human condition, in order to evaluate whether the human population is endangering its persistence and future quality of human life (tragedy of the commons). Encouraging changes in age profiles signal a slowing down in human population growth during the Anthropocene while exponential increases in several economic, education, and health indicators support an optimistic outlook for the future of humanity. But rapid growth by a larger number of negative indicators foretell a global human tragedy plagued by long-term increases in pollution, global warming, waning food production and unparalleled declines in biodiversity. Urgent action is required to avoid further collapse of the Earth System
650			_abiodiversity, _929655
650			_aenergy consumption, _929656
650			_aglobal change, _929657
650			_ahuman population growth, _929658
650			_a pollution, _929659
650			_atragedy of the commons _929660
773	0		_010524 _915375 _dSage Pub. 2019 - _tThe anthropocene review. _x2053-020X
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.1177/2053019619848216
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