As the human population size increases
A) ecosystems remain unaffected.
B) fewer fossil fuels are burned and carbon dioxide levels remain constant.
C) it becomes evident that preserving the biosphere has no benefit to humans.
D) fewer ecosystems are destroyed, resulting in an abundance of biodiversity.
E) biodiversity is adversely affected as humans have destructive effects on ecosystems.

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As the human population size increases, biodiversity is adversely affected as humans have destructive effects on ecosystems. This is due to the increase in human activities such as deforestation, pollution, overfishing, and hunting which lead to the destruction of habitats and loss of biodiversity.

As the Human Population Size Increases