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Which population would have the lowest ecological footprint?

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Which population would have the lowest ecological footprint?

Which population would have the lowest ecological footprint?
a. United States
b. China
c. India
d. African nations
e. Great Britain

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The total resources a population consumes and the wastes it produces is its ____.
a. ecological footprint
b. vital capacity
c. carrying capacity
d. nonrenewable resources
e. limiting factor

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