Question

why are sustainable development goals relevant to polar conservation?
a. they focus solely on economic growth
b. they ignore environmental concerns
c. they address only tourism issues
d. they promote global environmental protection

why are research permits often required in polar regions?
a. to ensure scientific research is conducted responsibly
b. to attract more tourism
c. to allow commercial development
d. to promote fishing

Explanation:

First Question (Why are Sustainable Development Goals relevant to polar conservation?):

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are designed to address economic, social, and environmental issues globally. Polar conservation relates to environmental protection. Option a is wrong as SDGs don't solely focus on economic growth. Option b is wrong as SDGs emphasize environmental concerns. Option c is wrong as SDGs cover more than just tourism. Option d is correct as SDGs promote global environmental protection, which includes polar regions.

Research permits in polar regions are to ensure research is done responsibly, protecting the fragile polar ecosystem. Option b is wrong as permits aren't for attracting tourism. Option c is wrong as they don't aim for commercial development. Option d is wrong as they don't promote fishing. Option a is correct as permits ensure responsible scientific research.

Answer:

d. They promote global environmental protection

Second Question (Why are research permits often required in polar regions?):