What does your personal Earth Overshoot Day mean? After this date, the Earth will no longer have enough resources to feed everyone. After this date, the Earth will no longer have enough resources for everyone to use fossil fuels (i.e. oil, coal). This is the date on which all of humanity will have used up one year's worth of resources if everyone shared your lifestyle. According to this organization, the world will run out of resources on this date, regardless of your personal footprint.

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