Which "person" below best exhibits the ideals of a "pragmatic conservationist"?
A. the businessman who believes that natural resources are not useful unless they
are harvested and utilized to create something new or power the modern world
B. the naturalist who believes it is a kind of "sin" to impede on nature's processes
by damming up a river, forever altering ecosystems downstream, for example
C. a conservative leader who holds tightly to traditional religious principles, but
who recognizes that the world is changing around him and he must make room
for new ways of thinking about societal issues
D. a naturalist who recognizes that the modern world, with its cities, industries,
and technology, requires a lot of natural resources to sustain, and the best idea
is to protect and manage the nation's resources for the benefit of the most
people in the society