Question

How has farming in Central America and the Caribbean had a negative impact on the ocean.

Answer 1

1.A

Answer 2

the answer is b my bad

Answer 3

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Answer 4

How has farming in Central America and the Caribbean had a negative impact on the ocean.
Responses
A Earthquakes and mudslides push crops into rivers where the pesticides wash away and reach the ocean.Earthquakes and mudslides push crops into rivers where the pesticides wash away and reach the ocean.
B Rain washes pesticides off crops and into rivers, which eventually flow into the ocean.Rain washes pesticides off crops and into rivers, which eventually flow into the ocean.
C Most farms are located along the coast, where flooding can wash pesticides into the ocean.Most farms are located along the coast, where flooding can wash pesticides into the ocean.
D Earthquakes and mudslides push crops into rivers where the pesticides wash away and reach the ocean.

Answer 5

The correct answer is B: Rain washes pesticides off crops and into rivers, which eventually flow into the ocean. Agricultural runoff containing pesticides and fertilizers can cause algal blooms and hypoxia, which can lead to massive fish kills and dead zones in the ocean. This type of pollution can also harm coral reefs, which are important ecosystems in the Caribbean.

Answer 6

"Brazil is one of the most important emerging economies in the world. It enjoys a relatively low population density with direct access to the Amazon basin, the largest reserve of freshwater and biodiversity on the planet. These strategic resources are about to be fully explored by Brazil thanks to significant investments in education, science and technology."

- from "Brazil's Bioeconomy," by Juan Fernando Villa Romero latinamericanscience.org

According to the author, which of these situations will MOST likely occur?