To what are environmental sociologists referring when they use the term "environment"?
A) wilderness and other areas that have not yet been developed by humans
B) only renewable and nonrenewable resources
C) those elements of the world that were not constructed through human effort
D) both the natural and the human-made environment

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Environmental sociologists refer to both the natural and the human-made environment when they use the term "environment." This includes not only wilderness areas and resources, but also constructed areas and elements of the world that have been influenced by human activity.

To What Are Environmental Sociologists Referring When They Use the Term