We Are 6.6 Billion People

Almost Certainly, However, The First Essential Component Of Social Justice Is Adequate Food For All Mankind.

Even If You Could Use All The Organic Material That You Have--the Animal Manures, The Human Waste, The Plant Residues--and Get Them Back On The Soil, You Couldn't Feed More Than 4 Billion People. In Addition, If All Agriculture Were Organic, You Would Have To Increase Cropland Area Dramatically, Spreading Out Into Marginal Areas And Cutting Down Millions Of Acres Of Forests.

During The Past Three Years Spectacular Progress Has Been Made In Increasing Wheat, Rice, And Maize Production In Several Of The Most Populous Developing Countries Of Southern Asia, Where Widespread Famine Appeared Inevitable Only Five Years Ago

To This Day, I Enjoy Nature, The Luxury Of Undisturbed Wilderness, Forests, Mountains, Lakes, Rivers And Deserts And Their Wildlife. But I Also Know That The Greatest Danger To Their Perpetuity Is The Pressure Of Human Population.

There Are 6.6 Billion People On The Planet Today. With Organic Farming We Could Only Feed Four Billion Of Them. Which Two Billion Would Volunteer To Die?