Question

around the world, farmers have found clever ways to meet the worlds growing food demand. in some places, cold temperatures may be an obstacle to farming. an alaskan company deals with the cold by growing food inside shipping containers. in other areas, getting enough fresh water may be a challenge. an australian company has responded by using solar energy to remove salt from ocean water. the resulting fresh water is used to grow produce. many times, farms are far away from markets, and produce must be shipped long distances. an english company avoids lengthy shipping times by growing food inside tunnels under london. now londoners can enjoy fresh produce harvested the same day. in 2011, an earthquake and tsunami triggered a nuclear disaster in japan, harming crops and livestock. as a result, japan has suffered from a food shortage. a japanese company has tackled the crisis by growing food inside an old factory. the indoor farm produces higher yields per square foot than traditional methods. match the problems with their solutions. farms may be a long distance from markets. an earthquake and tsunami harmed crops and livestock. the climate may be too cold to grow food. fresh water may be limited. problem solution an alaskan company grows food in shipping containers. an australian company processes salt water to grow food. an english company grows food underneath london. a japanese company grows food

Explanation:

• For "Farms may be a long distance from markets", the solution is "An English company grows food underneath London" as it addresses the long - distance issue by growing food closer (under London).
• For "An earthquake and tsunami harmed crops and livestock", the solution is "A Japanese company grows food in an old factory" as it is a response to the food shortage caused by the disaster.
• For "The climate may be too cold to grow food", the solution is "An Alaskan company grows food in shipping containers" as it deals with the cold climate.
• For "Fresh water may be limited", the solution is "An Australian company processes salt water to grow food" as it provides a way to get fresh water from ocean water.

Answer:

• Farms may be a long distance from markets: An English company grows food underneath London.
• An earthquake and tsunami harmed crops and livestock: A Japanese company grows food in an old factory.
• The climate may be too cold to grow food: An Alaskan company grows food in shipping containers.
• Fresh water may be limited: An Australian company processes salt water to grow food.