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Exploitative technology: (Multiple Choice)

Exploitative technology:
A) was extremely common in the 19th century but is more rare today.
B) is our best hope for resolving today's environmental crisis.
C) includes any technique intended to utilize natural resources.
D) is designed to produce the greatest immediate rewards without regard to long-term consequences.

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