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kap26 [50]
3 years ago
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How does a lack of infrastructure lead to an increased risk of famine? A. There is little investment in mechanized farm equipmen

t. B. It is difficult to get food from the farms to the people that need it most. C. There are not enough people to work on the farms. D. There is increased erosion, desertification, and soil degradation, which can lower production.
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2 answers:
alekssr [168]3 years ago
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Answer:

B. It is difficult to get food from the farms to the people that need it most.

Explanation:

As we probably am aware poor infrastructure can cause hunger and poverty as we find in certain zones as a result of poor system sustenance things can't be provided or transport in time. In country as a result of poor system needed can't be transported through channels too transportation of seeds and grains likewise influences seriously, crops need to get water appropriately in the event that they can't develop crops, at that point they will confront poverty and hunger.

Nezavi [6.7K]3 years ago
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"B. It is difficult to <span> get food from the farms to the people that need it most" is the best option. This is also true if the existing infrastructure is of poor quality and prone to breaking down. </span>
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