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igor_vitrenko [27]
3 years ago
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Although Burundi and U.A.E. have the same population of 9 million, why does Burundi have a smaller ecological impact?

Biology
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Elodia [21]3 years ago
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Answer:Due to the amount of money people make in Burundi they have a much smaller impact due to the fact they cant consume as much. With meat being  

rare due to how expensive it have become.  The average person in U.A.E make around 50x the average person in Burundi so they do consume more. So in the end the ecological footprint is much smaller in Burundi than in U.A.E.

Explanation:

Furkat [3]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Due to the amount of money people make in Burundi they have a much smaller impact due to the fact they cant consume as much. With meat being  

rare due to how expensive it have become.  The average person in U.A.E make around 50x the average person in Burundi so they do consume more. So in the end the ecological footprint is much smaller in Burundi than in U.A.E.

Explanation:

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