Ecological Debt Day October 6, 2007 Graphics and visuals Come riferimento bibliografico per i grafici contenuti in questo file, citare: Global Footprint.

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Ecological Debt Day October 6, 2007 Graphics and visuals Come riferimento bibliografico per i grafici contenuti in questo file, citare: Global Footprint Network National Footprint Accounts, 2006 edition. Available at

Global Ecological Debt, also known as overshoot October 6, 2007: Ecological Debt Day 2007 We have been in Global Overshoot since 1987 We go into Overshoot for a particular year on Ecological Debt Day, and for the rest of that year our consumption adds to our global Ecological Debt. Our overshoot is currently 30%, or 1.3 planets worth of biological capacity. Humanitys Accumulating Ecological Debt

Humanity in Ecological Overshoot

, Population, in millions

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