How, in aldo leopold’s ethics, are right actions to be distinguished from wrong ones? a. right actions ensure the continuity of the natural world for future generations; wrong actions rob them of that inheritance. b. right actions act in such a way that all members of the biotic community could will them simultaneously; wrong actions use some members as means. c. right actions tend to preserve the stability and beauty of nature; wrong actions tend to do otherwise. d. right actions preserve nature as a productive resource for valuable ends; wrong actions destroy it.