Question

question 2 of 10
an individual has calculated her ecological footprint. what does this
calculation tell her?

a. the area of the soles of her shoes

b. the amount of land in her environment

c. the impact she has on the environment

d. the biological productivity of her environment

Explanation:

The ecological footprint measures the environmental impact of an individual (or group) by calculating the resources used and waste produced. Option A is incorrect (shoe soles are irrelevant). Option B is wrong (it's not about land quantity). Option D is incorrect (it's about the individual's impact, not environmental productivity). Option C matches the definition.

Answer:

C. The impact she has on the environment