How Might the Time Crunch of Contemporary Life Propel Environmental

question 34

Multiple Choice

How might the time crunch of contemporary life propel environmental damage?

• A) Lack of leisure time requires more pre-made foods.
• B) Cycle of work-and-spend increases household tasks.
• C) More rest time requires more time-saving tools.
• D) All of the above.

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