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At some point the population demands
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will outstrip our ability to produce more food,
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because there's only so much land in the world
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where food can be grown.
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The productivity has gone up, and up, and up
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and is starting to plateau in certain parts of the world,
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so at what point does this really become a crisis?
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Some estimates are that in the next forty years
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the world population will reach a number like this;
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this will require triple the current food production,
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and this requires a ten-fold increase in energy
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because of the expected declines in crop yield