Urban sprawl and urban blight are serious problems for urban regions. However, the consequences are generally different. Urban sprawl generally results in problems associated with
A) the environment, while urban blight involves issues of social justice.
B) public health, while urban blight involves issues of the environment.
C) social justice, while urban blight involves issues of education.
D) education, while urban blight involves issues of public health.
Question 2
The use of government rangelands for the grazing of cattle has
A) resulted in the increased economic productivity of these regions.
B) raised funds that are now available to replant these regions.
C) produced cooperative relationships between herders to sustainably manage these regions.
D) sharply reduced productivity, resulting in economic losses.
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