1. A- the economy faced serious challenges
2. B- Modernized
Answer:
The problems that the Middle East faces because of water scarcity are that the population is concentrated in very small areas, agriculture is on a low level, and the population growth is limited. Some of the strategies used for this problem are strictly controlled water supply, desalinization, and artificial rainfall.
Explanation:
e The Middle East is one of the poorest regions in the world when it comes to water supplies. This has caused numerous problems and even nowadays with the advancements of technology they are hard to solve. Because there are huge areas that don't have any water at all, the populations are usually very concetrated near the very few water supplies. The population growth is limited because there simply isn't enough water for large population growth, and agriculture is only possible in small areas, while it lacks in the majority of the region.
In order to solve some of these problems, the leaders have been coming up with some solutions. Israel has been using technology to produce rainfall, which has had excellent results. The water supply is heavily controlled and no one is allowed to overuse it. The biggest problem, water for drinking, has been solved by using the process of desalinization of the saline water.
B. New medicinal possibilities
C. High levels of biodiversity
D. Lower carbon dioxide levels
Answer:
Oneida Lake
Explanation:
Finger Lakes are known to be a collection of eleven narrow lakes in the centralized area of New York City. They came to be through the formation of certain glacial carving of the old stream valley. The scientists that make maps studied these group of lakes and felt they looked like the fingers of human beings and that was how they got their name.
Oneida Lake, found in Syracuse, New York city is not part of the eleven group of lakes, known as the Finger Lakes, but it’s rather it is known to be the thumb. Humans know this lake as one to have both opposition and apposition movements.
