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Brittanyd9008

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The body in the U.S. that is responsible for soil information, mapping, and protection is the NCRS, which stands for:
 a. National Council for Research on Soils.
  b. National Commission on Restoring Soils.
  c. National Committee Responsible for Soils.
  d. Natural Resource Conservation Service.

Question 2

An outcome, or the probability of an outcome, can be predicted using ____.
 a. visualizations
 b. positive feedback
 c. absolute locations
 d. cartography
 e. mathematical and statistical models



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Answer to Question 1

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