Asked by bree

which of the following is necessary for large-scale farming to take place in southwest asia?
a. use of fossil waters
b. dams and irrigation systems
c. desalinization and water treatment processes
d. water from and oasis
Answered by Raymond
It is either B or C...
I Think it is B.
Answered by drwls
I think it is B, although water treatment processes are also needed to support human populations. Safe drinking water is in very short supply. Desalinization is practical for drinking water in dry countries, but not for agriculture.

There is not enough fossil (well) water, nor water from oases, to support long-term, large-scale agriculture in dry southwest Asian countries.
Answered by Laura
Definitely B.
Answered by Quinn
Oh it is so B. Easy!
Answered by chris
its B becuase what else can take water from one place or another
Answered by jenna hyada
IT IS C YOU MORONS. YOU NEED DESALINIZATION PLANTS TO CLEAN THE FREAKEN WATER!!!!!!!!.
Answered by Doopy
You can't plant anything unless there is water to begin with Jenna, you fool.
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