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Whenever Human Activity Generates a Concentration of a Substance in the Environment

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Question 50

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Whenever human activity generates a concentration of a substance in the environment sufficient to cause harm to living things,it is called:


A) a free good.
B) an external shock.
C) a result of human greed.
D) pollution.

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