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emmasim [6.3K]
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11

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y are depleted. Identify a publicly owned natural resource that is in danger of being degraded or exhausted and describe how you think people could be encouraged to manage it in such a way that the Tragedy of the Commons could be avoided.What is an example of a different publicy-owned natural resource that would need to be managed in a different way (or would be very difficult to manage)? Why is this the case?Please remember to respond using complete sentences and identify any references used that are not the textbook
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Aliun [14]3 years ago
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