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Why is the human population unique in its ability to affect the environment? Our population is very large. We use a lot of resources. Our population is growing quickly. All of the above. Subect: science
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Why is the human population unique in its ability to affect the environment?

Our population is very large.
We use a lot of resources.
Our population is growing quickly.
All of the above.

Subect: science (not sure if this means pyhsics or chemistry)

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All of the above

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