An ecological footprint is an estimate

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An ecological footprint is an estimate of

a. the carrying capacity of a nation

b. the number of offspring an adult produces and the resulting demand on resources

c. the land and water area needed per person to meet the current demand on resources

d. the size of a population in relationship to the resources it uses

e. how much energy is used to produce food for a vegetarian versus a meat eater

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