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Awilson837

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Both the IPAT and ImPACT formulas predict that the lowest environmental impact is expected in human populations living in
 
  A) Africa.
  B) South America.
  C) North America.
  D) Western Europe.

Question 2

The greatest human population increases over the next few decades is expected to occur in
 
  A) North America.
  B) South America.
  C) Africa.
  D) Western Europe.



Danny Ewald

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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