Biology, 11.10.2021 14:40 Queenofpizza
Many developing countries exist in an ecological surplus because their population needs do not exceed their land, food, and water resources. Which scenario describes the best way to prevent an ecological deficit for a developing country?
Export garbage and wastes to other countries
Import beef and soy products into the country
Slow population growth by regulating birth rates
Start a recycling and waste reduction program
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Reactants undergo chemical reaction to form products. this chemical equation represents one such reaction. the coefficient for one of the reactants or products is incorrect. which part of the chemical equation is incorrect?
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