What is narrowly utilitarian and broadly utilitarian?

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The narrowly utilitarian arguments for conserving biodiversity as they provide direct economic benefits from nature like food, firewood, fibre, construction material, industrial products and products of medicinal importance. The broadly utilitarian argument for conserving biodiversity is the oxygen supplement, 20 percent of the total oxygen in the earth atmosphere are released through photosynthesis by the rich biodiversity of Amazon forest.

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Column I	Column II
1. Broadly utilitarian reason	A. Nature is the main resource of food, wood, fabrics and resins
2. Narrowly utilitarian reason	B. Every species in nature has an intrinsic value
3. Ethical reason	C. Plant cover protects soil from wind and water erosion

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