The graphic shows the steps for how products are made and used. A flow chart: 1. Extracting materials. 2. Manufacturing. 3. Distributing a product. 4. Using a product. 5. Disposing of a product. Every stage in this process is capable of causing 1 globalization issues. 2 environmental issues. 3 conflicts between countries. 4 cooperation between countries.

2 environmental issues.

Explanation:

Enviromental issues can be caused by every step of the production process.

1. Extracting materials can cause depletion of natural resources for example.

2. Manufacturing can harm the enviroment if it is powered by polluting fuels.

3. Distributing a product can cause fossil fuel emission, because they need to be moved in vehicles that are usually powered by gasoline.

4. Using a product can also cause enviromental issues depending on the product, for example, using a grill that produces too much smoke.

5. Disposing of a product is often a cause of serious enviromental issues. Many cities have landfills that are a problematic source of pollution.

2. multiply 3/4 by 8

step-by-step explanation:

3/4 ÷ 1/8

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3/4 * 8/1

24/4

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