Humanity’s Ecological Footprint.
An old entry in Shifting Baselines blog has two rather disturbing graphs, taken from the WWF Living Planet Report 2004. Here’s one of them:
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Now I’m no ecologist so I can’t vouch for the accuracy of the figures in this report but I figured that the sickening sensation it induces makes it is important enough to stick in front of a few more eyeballs.
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