The Convention on Biological Diversity is an international treaty
A) ratified by the United States to globally limit the loss of biodiversity.
B) ratified by the United States to limit the international trade of endangered species.
C) that aims to conserve biological diversity worldwide but has not been ratified in the United States.
D) that would purchase all endangered species habitats in the world but has not been ratified in the United States.
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Q70: Recent events indicate that when permission for
Q71: Q72: The Endangered Species Act Q73: Among the goals of the UNEP-supported Convention Q74: Ultralight aircraft played an important part in Q76: Only about 10 species have recovered significantly Q77: Passed in 1900,the most significant legislation to Q78: The loss of biodiversity most severely affects Q79: Many conservationists support returning top predators such Q80: The Endangered Species Act
A)protects critical habitats of
A)developed
A)has been subject to
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