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Which of the following explains why using locally-produced resources (as opposed to those produced a great distance away) can be considered a form of conservation?
a)
transporting resources consumes additional resources.
b)
using local resources reduces the requirement for transport.
c)
buying local with tax revenue.
d)
both a and b.
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