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 One
reason people look at sustainability in different ways may be that we
have different world views that influence how we look at anything.
Donella Meadows, the lead author of influential books titled The Limits
to Growth and Beyond the Limits that used a computer model to look at
sustainability, took a stab at color-coding world views and exploring
how they might influence outlooks on human population growth and planetary
limits. She published the work as "Seeing the Population as a Whole,"
an article in the June 1993 issue of The Economist, a British magazine.
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