Transcription of Overconsumption? Our use of the world's natural resources
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Overconsumption? Our use of the world's natural resources
overconsumption ? Our use of the world s natural resources 2 | overconsumption ? Our use of the world s natural resourcesThis repOrT was financially suppOrTed byCREDITS: RESEARCH: Sustainable europe Research Institute (SERI), Austria and GLOBAL 2000 (Friends of the Earth Austria) IN COOPERATION WITH: Institute for Economic Structures Research (GWS), Germany TEXT: Stefan Giljum, Friedrich Hinterberger, Martin Bruckner, Eva Burger, Johannes Fr hmann, Stephan Lutter, Elke Pirgmaier, Christine Polzin, Hannes Waxwender, Lisa Kernegger, Michael Warhurst INFO-GRAPHICS: Roswitha Peintner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: We thank Nicky Stocks, Becky Slater, Kenneth Richter and Hannah Griffiths from Friends of the Earth England, Wales and Northern Ireland (FoE EWNI) as well as Christian Lutz and Bernd Meyer from GWS for their assistance with the content of this report. EDITING: Becky Slater and Michael Warhurst PRODUCTION: Lisa Kernegger and Stefan Giljum DESIGN: Hannes Hofbauer PHOTO-EDITING: Steve Wyckoff PHOTOS: Jiri Rezac/WWF-UK (p5), iStockphoto (p8, p11, p16, p18, p21, p22, p25, p28, p31), Elaine Gilligan/FoE EWNI (p12), Asociaci n Civil LABOR (p13), Aulia Erlangga/FoE EWNI (p14), Michael Common/Green Net (p19), Michael Warhurst/FoE EWNI (p30, p32), Cover: iStockphoto PRI
extraction and resource trade. 80% of the world population still live on less than US $10 a day and legitimately demand for further growth and increased material consumption in the future.3 The generalisation of the resource-intensive economic model in Europe and other developed countries to all the seven billion people alive today, or to the ten
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