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Explain how the carrying capacity of the Earth can be estimated using various parameters

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Answered by neerajkishore2013
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Carrying capacity is defined as the "maximum population size that an environment can sustain indefinitely." For most species, there are four variables that factor into calculating carrying capacity: food availability, water supply, living space, and environmental conditions.

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Answered by bratislava
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The carrying capacity of the Earth can be estimated using various parameters like availability of land, water and sunlight.

Explanation:

  • The carrying capacity of the environment is determined by the maximum populations its able to hold and can be sustained by the specific environment. Given the food habitat and water and other resources available.  
  • Its defined as the environment maximum load. The difference between the birth and the death rate of the population is one of the estimates of the species carrying capacity in the given environment.
  • The essential parameters are those of the food, water shelter, and energy which are the ways to estimates the population self-sufficiency. These resources are limited in numbers and depend on the consumption rate or the footprint of the spices.

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