MATCHING -Ability to Produce Food Indefinitely with Little or No Harm

question 57

Multiple Choice

MATCHING
-Ability to produce food indefinitely with little or no harm to the environment

• A)7
• B)9
• C)200
• D)300
• E)1500
• F)High food security
• G)Low food security
• H)Kwashiorkor
• I)Marasmus
• J)Wasting
• K)Famine
• L)Methane
• M)Water stress
• N)Stunting
• O)Poverty
• P)Sustainable agriculture
• Q)SNAP
• R)WHO
• S)Food desert
• T)ORT

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