Question

question 23 of 33 what usually happens as more rangeland is converted to urban developments? a. people learn to eat less meat. b. the amount of land available for grazing increases. c. food costs decrease. d. people invent more - efficient lawn mowers.

Explanation:

When rangeland is converted to urban developments, the land available for grazing animals is reduced. This can lead to a decrease in the supply of meat - related products and other animal - sourced foods, potentially increasing food costs. There is no direct link between rangeland conversion and people eating less meat, an increase in grazing land, a decrease in food costs, or the invention of more - efficient lawn mowers.

Answer:

None of the above options are correct. However, if we assume the closest logical connection based on the impact of land conversion, as rangeland is lost, the amount of land available for grazing decreases, which could lead to higher food costs due to reduced supply of animal - based products. But among the given options, there is no correct one.