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Why are modern farming techniques and a reduction of biodiversity a
problem?
Check all that apply.
A. They make crops more vulnerable to disease in the long run.
B. They make plants too big, so they drink more water than is often
available.
C. Toxins in pesticides get into the world's soil and water supply.
D. Chemical fertilizers and pesticides create a race against nature
that mankind is likely to lose.

Respuesta :

jayilych4real

The major reasons why modern farming techniques and a reduction of biodiversity are a problem is:

  • A. They make crops more vulnerable to disease in the long run.
  • C. Toxins in pesticides get into the world's soil and water supply.

What are Modern Farming Techniques?

This refers to the use of machines and technology in farming to make the work faster and more efficient.

Some of the modern farming techniques includes:

  • Genetic manipulation.
  • Use of synthetic fertilizers.
  • irrigation technologies.
  • chemical pest control, etc.

With this in mind, we can see that the use of modern farming techniques and the reduction in biodiversity has led to problems like toxins in pesticides get into the world's soil and water supply and making crops more vulnerable to disease in the long run.

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dallion04

Explanation:

A, C, D just took the test and it was correct