But not in the way I think you meant.

The growth rate is slowing. AND, we are spending more of the resources than we are regenerating now, let alone with more people.

Population growth curve

And, people will be demanding more and more energy. Third-world peoples will be wanting a lifestyle which requires more energy and other resources for the manufacture and use of "goodies".

How much more water is needed by a person in the US than one in southern Mexico? A bunch.

We'll just have to disagree, I guess. To me it's as obvious as watching water drain from a hole in the bottom of a bucket. If a gallon a minute is coming out, even slowing the rate at which the hole is GROWING ain't gonna fill up the bucket. Not even if you've been pouring in two quarts of water a minute, and increase it to 3.

Arf