The increasing global demand for energy is
A) increasing social stability in many countries, as people pull together to solve this challenge.
B) forcing dramatic switches to nuclear and tidal power, which do not contribute to global climate change.
C) renewing interests in preserving and protecting additional lands for conservation.
D) increasing political attention to oil production and global climate change.
Question 2
Global climate change may increase the number of worldwide famines by all of the following, except
A) shifting the types of crops grown in a region.
B) causing unpredictable and extreme weather events.
C) increasing the number of droughts in the world.
D) requiring the use of alternate forms of energy.
Increasing Costs of Natural Disasters
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Nuclear energy
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