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Ethics in Action A local conservation group would like to apply for funding to continue their restoration and conservation of a river that has been polluted from years of industry and agricultural discharge. They have a large amount of support through education and community involvement, but they would like to present the funding agency with stronger evidence. They decide to survey local residents regarding their opinions of the proposed restoration and conservation project. The local organic food store owner offers to have a sample of his shoppers interviewed during the next week. Although one individual working for the conservation group questions the representativeness of this sample, others agree that these are just the type of people they want to hear from. They ask that the store owner use a systematic sample of every fth customer. (a) What is the ethical dilemma here? (4 points) (13) What are the undesirable consequences if this issue is not xed? (3 points) (c) Who are the important stakeholders in this scenario? (2 points) ((1) Provide an ethical solution to this situation that considers each stakeholder (2 points)