How Is Environmental Anthropology a Response to Existing Environmental Policies

question 34

Multiple Choice

How is environmental anthropology a response to existing environmental policies?

• A) There is increasing recognition that environmental policies imposed from the top down are unlikely to work.
• B) There are few environmental policies in the developing world, so anthropologists are needed to apply Western policies to new communities.
• C) Existing environmental policies are culturally discriminatory, and anthropologists are involved to reduce this bias.
• D) There is evidence that environmental change is more likely to be successful if it is initiated by an outsider.

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Physical injury, damage, or harm inflicted on a person's body by an external force or substance.

Weight Gain

The increase in body weight over a period of time, which can result from various factors including an excess of caloric intake over expenditure.

Cognitive Changes

Alterations in mental processes such as memory, attention, and the ability to learn, often due to aging, neurological diseases, or psychological disorders.

Abstractly

Thinking in a way that is not concrete or related to specific instances, often involving conceptual or theoretical ideas.