We are quickly reaching the limits of our reasources. Now, due to overpopulation the Earth has reached it's natural resource capacity. What will happen in the future. Bob Woodruff explores the issue of overpopulation.
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We are quickly reaching the limits of our reasources. Now, due to overpopulation the Earth has reached it's natural resource capacity. What will happen in the future. Bob Woodruff explores the issue of overpopulation.
Added: Sep 12, 2009
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Runtime: 03:16
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