The problems with industrialized agriculture are discussed in the book and include dangerous chemicals, weather susceptibility, large amounts of energy and health risks. Taken all together, these problems

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The problems with industrialized agriculture are discussed in the book and include dangerous chemicals, weather susceptibility, large amounts of energy and health risks. Taken all together, these problems add significantly to the:a. dramatic increases in poverty worldwide.b. shrinking numbers of people who are able to till the soil for a living.c. expanding human ecological footprint.d. increased dependency on fossil fuels.

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My answer would be A. Dramatic increases in poverty worldwide.

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