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What does an 'ecological footprint' measure?
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- 1The consumption of natural resources by a human population or individual relative to Earth's biocapacity✓
- 2The total number of endangered species in a given geographical region
- 3The concentration of particulate matter and pollutants in urban areas
- 4The percentage of geographical area covered under dense forests
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The consumption of natural resources by a human population or individual relative to Earth's biocapacity
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