Which of the following best describes the meaning of the idiom "Think Globally, Act Locally"? A. The ways environmentalist group
s focus all their efforts on global warming B. The process of gaining independence through revolution or resistance C. The process of finding small-scale ways to bring about large-scale changes D. The ways civil rights leaders attempted to create economic change in the mid-twentieth century
The answer is C. The idiom best describes the process of finding small-scale ways to bring about large-scale changes. In other words, people should help in caring for the world by doing the best things to improve the environment within the proximity. The phrase "Think Globally, Act Locally" was first coined by René Dubos when he spearheaded the group of scientists in the <span>United Nations Conference on the Human Environment. </span>
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