But if you think population is a big issue, it is trivial in comparison to the debates over species extinction. It seems Wilson's theory of Island biogeography correlates species extinction with tropical forest destruction. Actually, there are now more species than there were before the deforestation. Nobody can argue that man doesn't have an effect on his environment. Resources don't grow on trees.
Human beings create more than they use, on average.
It has to be so, or we would be an extinct species. So I don't know about you, but I'm going to relax a bit about this particular subject.