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If land pollution continues to increase in a farming region, what might be a long-term consequence for the local economy? a. Higher crop yields
b. Decline in soil fertility and agricultural productivity
c. Lower food prices
d. Expansion of natural forests
The correct answer is b. Decline in soil fertility and agricultural productivity.
Explanation: As land pollution increases, it can lead to the degradation of soil quality, making it less fertile and unable to support healthy crop growth. This decline in soil fertility directly impacts agricultural productivity, leading to lower crop yields and potentially harming the local economy that relies on farming for sustenance and income.