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ENDNOTE
1. Justus von Liebig established a scientific principle, over one hundred years ago,
that became known as the “ law of the minimum ” : essentially the growth of a population
or the life of an individual organism will be limited by whatever essential
factor(s) is in shortest supply. The Ehrlichs (1970, p. 51) discuss space, heat, available
energy, nonrenewable resources, food and water, and air as examples of some
of the potentially limiting factors for human individuals and populations.
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