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When would a forest be sustainable?

A. When supply and demand are both zero
B. When supply exceeds demand
C. When demand exceeds supply
D. When demand increases while supply stays the same



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Final answer:

A sustainable forest maintains a balance between supply and demand, ensuring ecological integrity and resource availability.


Explanation:

Sustainability of a forest is achieved when the demand for its resources does not exceed the available supply, allowing for balance between ecological needs and human utilization. In this context, a sustainable forest would experience a scenario where supply can meet demand without causing depletion or degradation of the ecosystem.


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