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Biology, 16.07.2020 01:01 Dreadpoolio1999

Societies may have different perspectives on the use of technology. Which technological concern is likely to be most relevant for the people living in this
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A. Finding better plastic for water bottles
B. Looking for ways to improve the quality of water
C. Looking for ways to obtain water from the ground
D. Finding better instruments for testing water


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