An individual's ecological footprint is equivalent to the:

a. total amount of food consumed by that individual.

b. total amount of energy used by that individual.

c. total amount of carbon emissions from that individual's car.

d. amount of land required to provide all the resources used by that individual.

e. All of these choices are correct.

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Damian Lane

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1 November, 21:12

An individual's ecological footprint is equivalent to the:

a. total amount of food consumed by that individual.

b. total amount of energy used by that individual.

c. total amount of carbon emissions from that individual's car.

d. amount of land required to provide all the resources used by that individual.

e. All of these choices are correct.

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Ashtyn Bautista · Answer 1

Answer: option D is correct

Explanation:

This is the biologically productive land that can sustain the individuals activities. It takes into account resources needed to produce goods and clean up it's waste.