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1.3 Exploring Ecological Footprints and Biocapacity

This activity is designed to support better understanding of the ecological footprint and biocapacity using data from the footprintnetwork.org Answers: 1.3 Exploring Ecological Footprints and Biocapacity - Answers Activity 1: The ecological footprint definition An ecological footprint (EF) is the area of land and water required to provide all resources and assimilate all the waste for a given population. If the EF is...

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