In nature, the waste outputs of one organism become the nutrient inputs of another organism, so that all of the earth's nutrients are endlessly recycled. Applying this concept to industry and manufacturing is called ____.

A. biomanufacturing
B. environmental sustainability
C. environmental economics
D. biomimicry
E. eco-industrialization


Answer: D

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