Quote:
Originally posted by 97snakedriver:
Actually that's bearly true. The US population growth is bearly above the rate of self sustention, and that will drop sharply as the last generation of baby boomers + 1 go beyond child rearing age, combined with a steady economic boom combined with the growth of the suburban spraw, which is in itself a product of the lessingly of the average house hold size, ie more single parents..
|
That maybe true in Canada and the US, but think about all the 3rd world countries out there are are starting to drive and enter into some industrial production. They all want and need fuel. And that number is MUCH larger than the growth in supply in the world (or people in North America for that matter
)