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Scientists have observed that the health of people living in moderately developed regions, which have developed transportation and industry but lack environmental control measures, is more likely to be affected by urban outdoor pollution than by indoor air pollution.Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the data presented in the graph?AIn moderately developed regions such as China and Latin America, an individual's health is more or as likely to be affected by urban outdoor pollution than by indoor pollution.BDeveloping regions such as sub-Saharan Africa are less affected by indoor air pollution because there is no source of radon in the region.CIndoor air pollutants decrease and urban outdoor pollutants increase as countries become more industrialized.DThe amount of both indoor and outdoor air pollution is directly linked to the size of each region.

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