If a population is given infinite resources, sure, theoretically.
I didn't say they were given infinite resources. I said if a population is growing exponentially does that mean it will continue to do so.
The energy that comes from the sun is cumulative and may as well be considered infinite since the sun isn't going out any time soon.
Yeah?
Did you really think that was a gotchya?
What? It was a question you didn't answer. Why do you assume just because something is exponential that it will continue. Another example- transistor size in processors exponentially shrinks. Does that mean eventually it's going to reach zero nm? (hint the answer is no)
I'm also not saying that this disproves something can exponentially fall to zero. I'm just saying, stating the current relationship doesn't guarantee it will continue.
Look at every other planet. That ours happens to be energetically at a temp to support life is the exception.
Earth is very far removed from other planets in terms of atmospheric conditions.
I again didn't ask that. Its also not true for all populations(such as human populations)
I did ask if there can be either. I asked why you assume it would be.
That source seems to indicate that they're not entirely sure why it is getting worse, but it is a combination of factors. However NASA and the the UN say recovery of the ozone layer is still on track for 2040.