Question

1. a university sustainability club wants to educate students about the consequences of their lifestyles on global resources and waste production. they decide to use a tool that quantifies how much land and resources are needed to support each individuals habits, as well as the environmental impact of their waste. what is the best tool for this purpose?

oland area resource ratio
ecological footprint
world biocapacity
quantitative analysis value

Explanation:

The ecological footprint measures the amount of land and resources needed to support an individual's lifestyle and waste - production. It quantifies environmental impact related to consumption and waste.

Answer:

C. ecological footprint