Question

questions 1 through 3 refer to the following.
a persons ecological footprint is the total amount of land required to offset a persons carbon emissions.
the table below shows ecological footprint data for five different students. each value is a measure of the
number of hectares per land required.
table 1. ecological footprints of five different students (hectares)
after reviewing personal footprint data, student 5 decides to take action to lower his or her overall footprint
by reducing money spent on shoes and clothing. land use in which of the following categories will be
most affected by this change?
food
carbon emissions
housing
goods and services

Explanation:

Shoes and clothing are part of goods and services. Reducing money spent on them directly affects the goods and services category in ecological footprint.

Answer:

D. Goods and services