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        <description>Have you ever wondered what the Earth would be like if it cannot support its population? Several articles, discussion, debates have been televised and aired through other media as to the impact of population explosion. What the intellectuals say is simply that the resources on Earth will not suffice to cater for the beings on it, either plant, animal, human, for the three entities depend on each other, and one can&amp;amp;#39;t do without the other. ...</description>
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            <title>Soylent Green updated Fri Feb 18 2011 4:22 am EST</title>
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            <description>Have you ever wondered what the Earth would be like if it cannot support its population? Several articles, discussion, debates have been televised and aired through other media as to the impact of population explosion. What the intellectuals say is simply that the resources on Earth will not suffice to cater for the beings on it, either plant, animal, human, for the three entities depend on each other, and one can&amp;amp;#39;t do without the other. However, what I will say is that most of us cannot conceive of the immensity of its true impact, including me. But the film makers of &amp;amp;quot;Soylent Green&amp;amp;quot; made me realise that even though we complain of inadequacy or absenteeism of good living standard, we live in relative abundance compared to the effect of overpopulation on human life.
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