The human ecological footprint is expanding so rapidly that it is difficult to monitor its impacts on aquatic systems.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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O’Connor argues that the crisis of overproduction stems from a “contradiction” in the structure of the economy. What does this mean?
a) Large economic actors which employ the most laborers also most harm the environment. b) Growth that comes with the modernization of core countries erodes wages. c) The treadmill of production at once improves ecological outcomes and degrades social values. d) Regardless of technological advances, markets, labor costs, and politics, overproduction will always lower profit margins and spin the treadmill of production faster.
When it was first proposed, Alfred Wegener's continental drift hypothesis was heavily criticized by earth scientists. What was one of their primary objections to the continental drift hypothesis?
A. Wegener falsified some of his data to better fit his hypothesis. B. Wegener did not offer an explanation for how the continents move. C. Wegener couldn't explain the worldwide distribution of fossil species. D. The continents did not fit together as well as Wegener initially claimed.
Which of the following could be the equilibrium constant for a reaction which proceeds very far in the direction of the products?
A) 1 x 10^-15 B) 1 x 10^- 2 C) 1 x 10^2 D) 1 x 10^15
Is this statement true or false: "Lightning never strikes twice in the same place"?
a. True b. False