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    The document is an article from the journal Environment and Urbanization that discusses how traditional urban economics fails to account for ecological footprints and carrying capacity when evaluating cities. It argues that cities consume far more biological resources and produce more waste than typical economic models acknowledge. As a result, policies aimed at urban growth risk exceeding local and global environmental limits.

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    The document is an article from the journal Environment and Urbanization that discusses how traditional urban economics fails to account for ecological footprints and carrying capacity when evaluating cities. It argues that cities consume far more biological resources and produce more waste than typical economic models acknowledge. As a result, policies aimed at urban growth risk exceeding local and global environmental limits.

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    William E. Rees
    Environment and Urbanization 1992; 4; 121
    DOI: 10.1177/095624789200400212
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