Environmental Biology
An ecological footprint measures the environmental impact of an individual, community, or organization, expressed as the amount of biologically productive land and water needed to produce the resources consumed and to absorb the waste generated. This concept highlights how human activities contribute to biodiversity loss and environmental degradation by exceeding the planet's ecological capacity, linking consumption patterns directly to the pressures faced by ecosystems and the species they support.
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