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Biology, 31.01.2020 18:56 kelechikamalu1

The national government wants to increase the number of national parks and recreation areas. how will this act with the sustainability of our environment?

a) it will increase the carrying capacities of all animal species
b) it will decrease land use for waste management
c) it will preserve biodiversity for future generations
d) it will cause a biological surplus of all plant speciesism

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