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TExES AAFCS Family and Consumer Sciences,Composite - Free Test Sample Questions

Housing affects the environment. Housing is a major source of carbon dioxide and other gases which are the principal causes of global warming. Which of the following is TRUE of housing and the environment?

the correct answer is:
households located within a quarter-mile of public transportation generate about 25% less carbon dioxide through their travel than households further away.

housing accounts for less than 20% of all greenhouse gas emissions. transportation accounts for the larger portion. people who live in more densely-populated areas can use public transportation and therefore generate less carbon dioxide than their counterparts in less-densely populated areas who have to drive more. in order to curtail greenhouse gases, more compact housing must be planned.