 He points to improvements in education, safety, leisure, and ever more widespread access to consumer goods as signs that prosperity is increasing in most parts of the world.In this section, Lomborg looks at the world's natural resources and draws a conclusion that contrasts starkly to that of the well known report "The Limits to Growth".First, he analyzes food once more, this time from an ecological perspective, and again claims that most food products are not threatened by human growth.