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queries: which statement best demonstrates that environmental costs are reasonable to everyone?

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queries: why are some environmental problems a concern

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queries: how do we say resources benefit all humanity

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queries: which of the following is an example of an impractical model?

queries: what is the point of the motion to open antarctica

queries: why was prop wrong in arguing exploitation was uncontrollable

queries: which is an example of exploitation based on public policy?

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queries: why is fishing so different from fishing

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queries: what was prop.'s statement about mining that did not really support its hypothesis?

queries: why does prop argue it doesn't bear the burden


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