{"content":[{"text":"The Fossil Makers","bbox":{"left":0.121008,"top":0.082963,"width":0.13236899999999996,"height":0.017490999999999993}},{"text":"Schmidt-Bleek \n Chapter 6 \n Services and Consumption","bbox":{"left":0.337612,"top":0.082963,"width":0.3248169999999999,"height":0.082522}},{"text":"119","bbox":{"left":0.847043,"top":0.082963,"width":0.026079999999999992,"height":0.017490999999999993}},{"text":"The archetypical over-consumer is the North American. He consumes his own weight \n every day: eighteen kilograms of petroleum and coal, thirteen kilograms of other \n minerals, twelve kilograms of agricultural products and nine kilograms of other \n products (. . .). At the other end of the scale we find the Marginalen at 1.5 kilograms \n per capita (. . .). This means that the North American is equivalent to thirty-four \n Bangladeshis. (. . .) In that case the United States has a population of seven billion \n Bangladeshis and Bangladesh has about five million North Americans. Where is the \n over-population? \n Manfred A. Max-Neef, Universidad Bolivariana/Development Alternatives Center \n CEPAUR, Santiago de Chile (from a tape transcription at the Protestant Akademie \n Bad Boll in Germany)","bbox":{"left":0.181513,"top":0.189534,"width":0.6933569999999999,"height":0.185729}},{"text":"119","bbox":{"left":0.487261,"top":0.898946,"width":0.02531,"height":0.015780000000000016}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}