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Inessa05 [86]
3 years ago
15

Fresh foods lose nutritive value and spoil over time. People in urban areas often live far from the farms where fresh foods are

grown. As a result, they can have a hard time accessing nutritious foods. Community gardens in high-density urban areas offer a solution to this problem, in that they allow people to grow their own fresh produce.
Which part of this problem would community gardens most likely solve?

A. Financial cost
B. Aesthetics
C. Safety
D. Public health
Biology
1 answer:
Darya [45]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Community garden would solve the "public health" problem

Explanation:

Community garden is a land where different fruits, vegetables and other plants are grown in shared land so as to meet the kitchen requirement. In the community garden people work combinedly in order to make a beautiful as well as productive space. Community garden idea allows people to interact with neighbors and can spend some time outdoor, able to make new friends in the colony and it can help in maintaining the mental and public health.

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