How is ecological footprint, biocapacity, and overshoot connected to each other?
a) Ecological footprint measures human demand on nature, biocapacity measures Earth's ability to meet that demand, and overshoot occurs when demand exceeds capacity.
b) Ecological footprint represents Earth's carrying capacity, biocapacity measures human consumption, and overshoot indicates sustainability.
c) Ecological footprint assesses biodiversity loss, biocapacity measures renewable resources, and overshoot denotes ecological imbalance.
d) Ecological footprint quantifies carbon emissions, biocapacity evaluates natural reserves, and overshoot reflects environmental degradation.