th's carrying The phrase capacity", means that the number of both living and non-living O individuals to sustain by the earth's natural resources the number of non-living individuals on the O Earth to sustain using its natural resources. the number of living things the Earth O cannot sustain using the Earth's natural resources the number of living individuals that the O earth can sustain using its natural resources

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