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What does the 'Ecological Footprint' primarily measure?
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- 1The rate of genetic mutations in endemic species due to pollution
- 2The human demand on nature's regenerative capacity compared to available biocapacity✓
- 3The net concentration of greenhouse gases in the upper atmosphere
- 4The density of wildlife populations in a specific forest reserve
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The human demand on nature's regenerative capacity compared to available biocapacity
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