From what I understand, as per US-EA the mere consideration (not implementation) of a legislation banning deforestation will reduce the amount of damage.
As per option B: the second phrasecontains a causal relationship. There is a causal relationship within the last sentence, cause=Canada introduced, effect=increase in population. Now, how does this support the first sentence?
As per option E: second phraseprovides an analogy. Now, an analogy is a comparison between one thing and another made
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As per option B: the second phrasecontains a causal relationship. There is a causal relationship within the last sentence, cause=Canada introduced, effect=increase in population. Now, how does this support the first sentence?
As per option E: second phraseprovides an analogy. Now, an analogy is a comparison between one thing and another made
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