One measure of the biologically productive area needed to provide the resources and absorb the waste of a region or country is its
A) ecological footprint.
B) carrying capacity.

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Ecological footprint is a measure of biologically productive area required to provide the resources and absorb the waste of a region or country. It takes into account the amount of land, water, and other resources necessary to support the population's lifestyle and consumption patterns. It is a useful tool for measuring sustainability and ecological impact. Carrying capacity refers to the maximum number of individuals that an ecosystem can support without degrading its resources. While related, ecological footprint and carrying capacity are distinct concepts.

One Measure of the Biologically Productive Area Needed to Provide