Which is not a benefit of going green?

Eating less meat reduces human-induced greenhouse gas emissions

Going paperless could possibly lead to data risks when computer systems crashes.

Shopping locally grown produce reduces carbon emissions of delivery trucks.

Using natural biodegradable detergents reduces water contamination in lakes and rivers.

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Miguel Dillon

8 August, 12:22

Which is not a benefit of going green?

Eating less meat reduces human-induced greenhouse gas emissions

Going paperless could possibly lead to data risks when computer systems crashes.

Shopping locally grown produce reduces carbon emissions of delivery trucks.

Using natural biodegradable detergents reduces water contamination in lakes and rivers.

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Gunner Kane · Answer 1

Going paperless could possibly lead to data risks when computer systems crashes.

Explanation:

This is the only choice that describes a negative outcome of going green. Data risks and computer systems crashing aren't really benefits