Chemistry, 04.12.2021 20:10, gtrsoccer

8. What did the Dust Bowl teach us? A. Without increases in yields, famines would be more common.
B. Plants can't thrive without fertilizer.
C. Soil is a resource that must be conserved.
D. Nature has the ultimate power to destroy.

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