With over 7 billion people living on earth, it is inevitable that the earth's natural resources will be need in some form or to some extent. Yet people have been consuming “renewable resources faster than they can regenerate” (Brown 3). The earth and the fruits it bears for humans have been ripped from the ground to try and sustain humanity, yet even with so much of the earth being used, people all across the world continue to live in poverty with little access to these natural, clean resources. The new generation of humans has found a way to use “resources that accumulated over eons of geological time are being consumed in a single human life time,” (Brown 5). By the time that the new generation and all millennials have grown into their old age and near the end of their lives, the earth will follow them and grow weak from over consumption and lack of regrowth. The current generation will be held responsible for the centuries of continuous consumption of natural
With over 7 billion people living on earth, it is inevitable that the earth's natural resources will be need in some form or to some extent. Yet people have been consuming “renewable resources faster than they can regenerate” (Brown 3). The earth and the fruits it bears for humans have been ripped from the ground to try and sustain humanity, yet even with so much of the earth being used, people all across the world continue to live in poverty with little access to these natural, clean resources. The new generation of humans has found a way to use “resources that accumulated over eons of geological time are being consumed in a single human life time,” (Brown 5). By the time that the new generation and all millennials have grown into their old age and near the end of their lives, the earth will follow them and grow weak from over consumption and lack of regrowth. The current generation will be held responsible for the centuries of continuous consumption of natural