What does an ecological footprint measure?
A)Natural resources used by each person in an area.
B)Products bought and used by each person in an area.
C)The amount of people that can live in a given area.
D)The number of planet's worth of resources we have.

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An ecological footprint measures the amount of natural resources used by each person in an area, reflecting how much land and water area is required to produce the resources an individual consumes and to assimilate the wastes they generate.

What Does an Ecological Footprint Measure