The following is an excerpt from "Some Preconditions for Resolving the Ecology Crisis" (Thinking Like a Historian) by Rudolf Bahro, a founding member of the West German Green Party: "The ecology crisis is insoluble unless we work at the same time at overcoming the confrontation of military blocs. It is insoluble without a resolute policy of détente and disarmament, one that renounces all demands for subverting other countries. . . .
The ecology crisis is insoluble without a world order on the North-South axis. And we must realize that our entire standard of living [in the North] is largely based on the exploitation and suppression of the rest of humanity. . . ."
In this excerpt, Bahrosuggests that a solution to the ecology crisis will require

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Bahro argues that the solution to the ecology crisis requires an easing of hostility between countries. He specifically calls for a policy of détente and disarmament, renouncing demands for subverting other countries. This suggests that the ecology crisis is interconnected with issues of international conflict and cooperation. Option A may be indirectly related to the ecology crisis, but it is not explicitly mentioned in this excerpt. Options B and C are opposed to Bahro's argument for peaceful cooperation and would likely exacerbate the ecological crisis rather than resolving it.

The Following Is an Excerpt from "Some Preconditions for Resolving