FEMA: In sustainable communities, decisions made by the present generation will: a) Reduce the options of future generations. b) Not reduce the options of future generations. c) Eliminate the options of future generations. d) None of the above.

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In sustainable communities, decisions made by the present generation will: b) Not reduce the options of future generations.

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In sustainable communities, decisions made by the present generation will: b) Not reduce the options of future generations.

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