Environmentalists commonly argue that the nonliving environment is intrinsically valuable because it is
A) important to humans.
B) artificial.
C) natural.
D) All of the above

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Environmentalists argue that the nonliving environment, which is natural, has intrinsic value on its own and should be preserved and protected, regardless of its importance or relevance to humans. The other options (A and B) are not reasons for the intrinsic value of the nonliving environment.

Environmentalists Commonly Argue That the Nonliving Environment Is Intrinsically Valuable