麻煩死人的地理作業

The per capita ecological footprint is an estimate
of how much of the earth’s renewable resources
an individual consumes. After the oil-rich United Arab
Emirates, the United States has the world’s second
largest per capita ecological footprint. In 2003 (the latest
data available), its per capita ecological footprint
was about 4.5 times the average global footprint per
person, 6 times larger than China’s per capita footprint,
and 12 times the average per capita footprint in the
world’s low-income countries.

人均生態足跡是一種估計多少地球的可再生資源個人消費。在盛產石油的阿拉伯聯合阿聯酋，美國擁有世界上第二最大的人均生態足跡。 2003年（最新現有數據） ，其人均生態足跡約4.5倍，平均全球每人， 6次大於我國人均足跡， 和12倍，人均面積的世界上的低收入國家。