The conflict perspective proposes that environmental labor is free because of all of the following EXCEPT ______.
A)the treadmill of production creates a cycle of surplus
B)the environmental consequences created by human behavior are not shared equally
C)some environmental consequences are not obvious for years
D)the environment produces goods but has no power to negotiate the price for those goods

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The conflict perspective does not propose that environmental labor is free because the treadmill of production creates a cycle of surplus. This choice does not directly relate to the concept of environmental labor being free, but rather to the broader economic and environmental impacts of continuous production. The other options (B, C, D) relate more directly to reasons why environmental labor might be considered "free" from a conflict perspective, including unequal distribution of environmental consequences, delayed visibility of these consequences, and the environment's lack of agency in economic transactions.

The Conflict Perspective Proposes That Environmental Labor Is Free Because