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Australia's ecological footprint - we must reduce our population intake
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People from more financially well off countries, should be targeted first - after all they can afford to live in their own home. Other populations decided individually.
With Australia's limited natural resources and environmental issues we face at present - we must keep Australia's population at a sustainable level.
Some believe technology will fix all of Australia's population related problems - like rubbish, car pollution, basic housing and lack of energy efficiency - but where is the evidence? Technology? Sorry - it is just a belief.
Bigger population numbers do not leave Australia better off environmentally - and it is not helped by increasing population numbers.