According to Neo-Malthusian Paul Ehrlich,
A) Malthus was wrong when he suggested that there could be too many people in the world and too little food.
B) Marx was right about the need for a conflict between the rich and poor.
C) those who have enough food may nevertheless suffer the effects of ecosystem destruction and pollution.
D) as long as we are able to produce enough food for the world's population, we will avoid any problems associated with population growth.

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Paul Ehrlich, a Neo-Malthusian, emphasized the broader environmental impacts of population growth, such as ecosystem destruction and pollution, rather than focusing solely on the balance between population size and food supply.