Answer:
The correct answer is B. The lack of world environmental standards is considered to be a hazard of globalization.
Explanation:
Globalization is the process of international scope by which, through the development of new means of communication and transportation and the galloping technological development that took place from the end of the last century to the present, there has been a very strong interconnection and interdependence between the economies and societies of the different countries of the world.
Thus, nowadays most of the nations of the world have abandoned isolationism, turning borders into mere administrative demarcations and not true limits, facilitating the mobility of people and goods throughout the world.
But all this process has implied a greater impact on the environment, as a consequence of the greater generation of pollution due to the greater exploitation of resources and the greater emission of greenhouse gases. This has become one of the main negative consequences of globalization, the long-term implications of which can be really serious if the necessary measures are not taken to combat this problem.
In this sense, the lack of a common global regime to combat pollution and environmental problems is an obstacle to the solution of this problem.
