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Evaluating Agricultural Innovations

A developing nation is considering two proposals to increase its agricultural output. Proposal A involves the widespread adoption of a new, highly effective chemical fertilizer. Proposal B involves implementing advanced irrigation techniques that conserve water but offer a smaller yield increase than the fertilizer. Based on the potential for direct, non-energy-related environmental harm, analyze the primary ecological risk associated with adopting Proposal A.

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