Question

4 read the following excerpt from the passage: \humans have benefited from the everglades in many ways, from the creation of park and tourism jobs to the water supply that keeps the cities and agriculture of southern florida running. if the wetlands suffer, so do humans.\ based on the evidence in this excerpt, how might humans suffer when wetlands suffer? a they may stop creating national parks in florida to protect the wetlands. b they may be disappointed when they can no longer see pythons in the wild. c they may lose access to good jobs and safe water supplies for drinking and farming. d they may lose access to alligators and other animals as food supplies.

Explanation:

The excerpt mentions humans benefit from Everglades through job - creation (park and tourism jobs) and water supply for cities and agriculture. So if wetlands suffer, humans may lose these benefits.

Answer:

C. They may lose access to good jobs and safe water supplies for drinking and farming.