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C-MASC 04-09 GLOBAL soil RESOURCES BASE: DEGRADATION AND LOSS TO OTHER USESR. LalCarbon Management and Sequestration CenterThe Ohio State UniversityColumbus, OH 43210 USAWORLD POPULATION GROWTHYearPopulation (Billions)Growth Rate (%/y) (Bartlett, 2004)PRODUCTIVITY INCREASE BETWEEN 1900 AND 2000 (PONTING, 2007)ParameterIncrease Factor Between output35 Energy Production300 Water Use9 Irrigated Use342 Fish Catch65 Organic Chemicals1000 Car Ownership7750 EMISSION FROM FOSSIL FUEL COMBUSTIONYearEmissions (Tg C/y)175031800818505418609118802361900534 1920932194012991960253519805155199059311 9956190200062992005700020088000(Kondraty ev et al.)
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