Why did the human population decrease on the Easter Island?
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Not long after this first encounter between the Old World and the New, Easter Island's population began to decline. Some scholars blamed a dwindling food supply resulting from Rapa Nui residents' abuse of the environment. Others blamed Europeans.
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It is likely the decline of the palm and the rapid deforestation that took place on the island caused the islanders to start to decline in population while those who survived were forced to completely adapt to their changing environment
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