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How is an ecological footprint determined?
a.
An ecological footprint is determined by measuring the average amount of land and water that a person in a region uses.
b.
An ecological footprint is determined by measuring carbon dioxide emissions for a given region.
c.
An ecological footprint is determined by measuring the rate of water use.
d.
An ecological footprint is determined by measuring the amount of waste generated in a given region.
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a. An ecological footprint is determined by measuring the average amount of land and water that a person in a region uses.
It estimates the biologically productive area required to produce the resources consumed and absorb the wastes (including converted CO2 emissions), often reported in global hectares per person.
It estimates the biologically productive area required to produce the resources consumed and absorb the wastes (including converted CO2 emissions), often reported in global hectares per person.
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