Causes of extinction and reduction in wild species' populations include all of the following except

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Habitat loss, human population growth, pollution, and invasive species are all known causes of extinction and reduction in wild species' populations. Sustainable development, on the other hand, aims to balance economic growth with environmental protection and social responsibility to prevent these negative outcomes. Thus, sustainable development would not directly contribute to the decline in wild species' populations.

Causes of Extinction and Reduction in Wild Species' Populations Include