To know:
The factor that is true about environmental quality.
Explanation of Solution
In the context of the economy, there is an inverse relationship between
So, it is not possible to increase the level of production without degrading the environmental quality.
The environment degrades in terms of rising greenhouse gas emissions, level of global warming, and melting of glaciers. So, it is true that the increase in the emission of carbon and other greenhouse gases is raising the temperature of our planet.
Thus, options “c” and “d” both are correct.
The other options are incorrect:
- Government policy has no direct link with environmental quality as government agencies can frame the policies to improve the quality of the environment.
- Environmental quality and economic growth usually cannot go hand in hand.
- Environmental stories are both local and global issues.
Environment quality is the preservation of the environment with its endowment of natural resources so that it does not get affected by economic aspects such as the production and consumption of goods and services.
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