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How do land trusts help humans protect natural resources? A) They protect small areas of North Carolina’s coasts and waterways. B) They limit how large pieces of land and its natural resources can be used. C) They sell the land to a responsible business that is trusted to protect the resources. D) They are only used to protect resources that have already been severely damaged.

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