Use the figure above to answer the following question(s).
-For the city of London,England,how large is the supply area required to provide the input resources? How many earths would it take to supply everyone on the planet if we all consumed resources at the same rate as Londoners?
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Animal Testing
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Substances that have been recently developed or synthesized.
Vaccines
Biological preparations that provide immunity to specific infectious diseases by stimulating the body’s defensive responses.
Toxic Chemicals
Substances that can cause harm to organisms and the environment when released or exposed in significant quantities.
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