Can someone check my answers? 1. What approach to development did the Brundtland Commission propose?
-Sustainable development

2. A person who adapts an antrhopocentric view
-Is concerned more with how the environment impacts people's lives

3. Which of the following is not an example of a sustainable development project?
-financing projects to clear rainforest land for cattle grazing

4. Which is not an exmaple of a goal that many countries agreed to have accomplished by 2015?
-Issue reparations to all countries that suffered high amounts of casualties from past major wars

5. What is the objective of the Dashboard of Substainability?
-To illustrate the complex relationships among economic, social, and environmental issues

6.Which country's action would be in violation of section II of the Agenda 21 Plan?
-The Brazilian government mandates the claring of 200 acres in order to generate revenue from exported lumber

7. The adoption of the Agenda 21 comprehensive plan
-outlines local, national, and global efforts that would help imporve the envirionment

8. Which person would most likely not be impacted by the Agenda 21 plan?
-scientist from NASA

9. Which of the following topics would not relate to substainable living?
-single-use containers

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