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Passage: Sustainable management of forest resources is the only way to balance economic needs and environmental health. Q69. What does 'sustainable' mean in this context?
AUsing resources quickly before they run out
BMeeting present needs without compromising the future
CBuilding expensive buildings
DLeaving resources completely untouched
✓ Correct Answer: B — Meeting present needs without compromising the future
Sustainability involves managing resources so they remain available for future generations.
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