C) Grassland
Wheat and other vegetation are grown on grasslands (farms). The others have possibilities but the grasslands are the best for growing food.
Answer:
Railroad's impacted georgia in many ways. First of all they made Georgia a cotton king. With the cotton Gin producing more cotton, the rail roads chipped it faster than the usual horse and wagon. Producing the cotton faster and shipping it faster, made Georgia an economically structured state.
Explanation:
Like North Korea, a lot of other countries offer free health care to their citizens. Unlike North Korea's free health care, other countries are flourishing from it. Even though free health care for all costs more money and tax dollars, countries like Switzerland, Ireland, Canada, and Australia benefit from free health care. Studies show people tend to be much happier from knowing that their tax dollars are helping others, and they tend to be healthier too. On the contrary, we don't for sure if free health care would work, as there were failed attempts, hence North Korea.
The question, "is anything "free" ever good" I believe free things can be good, but not always perfect. For example, when homeless people receive free food, the food might not always be tasty or as healthy, but it still does a big amount of good.
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#1 Air pollution.
Air is what we breath. Air supplies us with oxygen which is essential for our bodies to live. Air is 99.9% nitrogen,oxygen,water vapor and insert gases. Human activities can release substances into the air, some of which can cause problems for humans, plants, and animals...causing air pollution.
#2 Acid Rain
Air pollution leads to health problems, and can affect the environment through Acid Rain. Acid Rain is caused by factories and car exhaust. The pollution gets into the clouds and causes the rain to be unusually acidic. This is harmful to plant life, aquatic animals, humans (cancer), and even buildings and sculptures.
#3 Nuclear Disaster
