Read the passage and answer the question: 'Some in the heritage sector have seen communities living in a state of neither luxury nor lack... I contend that, in truth, civilization becomes poorer and more fragile. We are poorer figuratively when we permit the erasure of unique human expressions and the right to live with dignity. We are also poorer literally. By endorsing a system of disposable goods and the massive carbon footprint of global logistics, we jeopardize the health of our planet and the security of our own existence.' According to the passage, why does the author believe civilization is becoming 'poorer'?

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Both A and B

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Because the profit margins of small-scale artisans are not shared with global conglomerates.

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Because the shift to mass-produced, disposable goods harms environmental stability and human security.

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Because we allow unique cultural identities and the dignity of workers to be destroyed.

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