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What are some consequences of exceeding Earth's limited carrying capacity?A) Global environmental hazards would increase, including poverty and starvationB) Martian colonies will see increased immigration ratesC) Global environmental issues are a minor inconvenience and of no consequence to our speciesD) There are no consequences; Earth has an unlimited carrying capacity
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