A developer proposes to develop a 300-acre tract of land known as Franklin Hill. The plan calls for 20 new houses, with solar panels installed on
each house to provide electricity. The plan also calls for the establishment of a nature preserve where a forest will grow. However, another feature
of the plan is for the wetlands of Franklin Hill to be drained and replaced with lawns.
Is the planned housing development for Franklin Hill an example of sustainable development?
A Yes, because it uses a renewabighesource to provide electricity
3. Yes, because it establishes and protects a tract of new forest
C. No, because human use of the land is never sustainable.
D. Only partially, because the draining of the wetlands damages an important ecosystem service.

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