Question

Please match benefits with matching challenges for all five strategies to make sure the world has enough food 50 years from now when global population has increased. These five strategies are 1) family planning in the developing world, 2) eating less animal protein (10% versus 35%), 3) using biofuels with favorable net energy to run Haber-Bosch industrial nitrogen fixation, 4) closed-loop nutrient cycling, and 5) genetically modified organisms (GMOs).

Answer 1

Some benefits can be:

1. family planning in the developing world: preventing pregnancy, health risks in women., reducing infant mortality., helping to prevent HIV, empowering women and enhancing education., reducing adolescent pregnancies., slowing population growth.

2. eating less animal protein: can help the environment not to be contaminated.

3. using biofuels with favourable net energy to run Haberbosck industrial nitrogen fixation: these are considered to be more efficient than conventional ones.

4. closed-loop nutrient cycling: it can protect and enhance watr quality by preventing pollution.

5. GMO: can reduce the need for pesticides

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