A seems to be the best answer out of all four, since I use hyphens (this thing: -) between other words in sentences. The only way that there's only one hyphen in a sentence is if the words after the hyphen end the sentence, like choice B. However, B would not make sense, since I feel like there should be a pause after "unrequested". Choice D is the oddball out of all of these, since the word "though" has an unnecessary colon. I would rule that one out. So, we are left with A and C. A would make more sense, since the hyphens make the text flow better than the comma used in C.
We have control over nature in a huge extent. Humans have so much control over other things too, we have such a huge knowledge. But most of the time we take what we have for granted in nature, some people don't appreciate the beauty of it. I do feel obligated to do my part and protect the environment/refrain from causing damage or to at least make a small change.
Salva feels that everything is upside down, because the old woman asks him how he will find his family. She is an adult, but she only has questions instead of answers.