Question

How is an ecological footprint determined? a. An ecological footprint is determined by measuring the average amount of land and water that a person in a region uses. b. An ecological footprint is determined by measuring carbon dioxide emissions for a given region. c. An ecological footprint is determined by measuring the rate of water use. d. An ecological footprint is determined by measuring the amount of waste generated in a given re

Answer 1

The correct answer is option B, An ecological footprint is determined by measuring carbon dioxide emissions for a given region.

Step-by-step explanation:

Ecological foot print is basically the measure of amount of resources required by human population to cater the carbon dioxide produced from fossil fuel

The ecological footprint is evaluated by measuring the amount of Productive land area and Sea area required by a human for carrying out all productive activities which shall include use of resources, production of goods, waste generation and reduction and pollution emission in lieu to address the increased carbon content in atmosphere.

Answer 2

Ecological Footprint - Option C

An ecological footprint is determined by measuring the rate of water used. The Ecological Footprint is determined by following how much biologically prolific field it needs to consume a population's carbon dioxide radiations and to produce all the means it absorbs.

A country's consumption is measured by summing imports to and deducting exports from its nationwide generation.