<span>Subsistence farming involves farmers growing just enough food that will be adequate for them and their families. So no surplus is farmed for sale. The Green Revolution allowed larger crop yield for farmers by introducing resistance strains, fertilizers and pesticides. As you can imagine, the wide spread use caused a very negative impact on the environment. Subsistence farming was basically revamped by the Green Revolution to allow surplus be produced for sale in developing nations.</span>
I think it would be false
Southeast of michigan, south of lake erie, east of indiana, west of pennsylvania, north of kentucky and west virginia
Explanation:
Coal seams are formed from dead and decaying organic matter. Generally, this matter came from ancient peat bogs that died and fell into shallow, stagnant waters. As this material decayed, it became peat over time. As this peat was buried under sediment, the temperature increased and the pressure became greater.
Coal seams originate and are formed by the consolidation of biota, minerals, and natural chemicals through geologic time. Compression, heat, sedimentation, erosion, and chemical energy are agents of the coal formation process.
