The Ways That the Activities of Humans Also Have Implications

question 18

Multiple Choice

The ways that the activities of humans also have implications for plants and (non-human) animals, and that humans may disregard or deemphasize these implications, is termed:

• A) Intergenerational inequity
• B) Transfrontier inequity
• C) Intra-generational inequity
• D) Interspecies inequity

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Definitions:

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