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In general, the release of toxic chemicals into the environment over the past 30 years has

In general, the release of toxic chemicals into the environment over the past 30 years has
A) increased dramatically in the United States, doubling about every 10 years as the U.S. population has increased.
B) increased slightly in the United States, about 10% per decade, as the U.S. population has increased.
C) remained steady in the world, despite increases in the world's population.
D) greatly declined, by more than 60%, despite increases in the world's population.

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Environmental Science: Toward A Sustainable Future

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