OVERCONSUMERS
1.1 billion
US$ 7,500 per capita
(Cars-meat-disposables)
Travel by car and air
Eat high fat, high calorie meat-based diets
Drink bottled water and soft drinks
Use throw-away products and discard substantial wastes
Live in spacious, climate controlled, single family residences
Maintain image conscious wardrobe

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SUSTAINERS
3.3 billion
US$ 700 - 7,500 per capita
(Living lightly)
Travel by bicycle and public surface transport
Eat healthy diets of grains vegetables and some meat
Drink clean water plus some tea and coffee
Use unpackaged goods and durables and recycle wastes
Live in modest naturally ventilated residences, with extended/multiple families
Wear functional clothing

MARGINALS
1.1 billion
US$ 700 per capita
(Absolute deprivation)
Travel by foot, maybe donkey
Eat nutritionally inadequate diets
Drink contaminated water
Use local biomass and produce negligible wastes
Live in rudimentary shelters or in the open. Usually lack secure tenure
Wear second hand clothing or scraps

Based on Alan Durning's How Much Is Enough, Worldwatch Institute.

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