Human population growth is often blamed for the loss of biological diversity. Is this valid? What other
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Human population growth is often blamed for the loss of biological diversity. Is this valid? What other factors are responsible, and how do we weigh their relative importance? Is it possible to find a balance between providing for increasing numbers of people and protecting biodiversity?
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The claim that human population growth is a major factor contributing to the loss of biological diversity is valid As the world population continues t...View the full answer
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