Why was the irrigation of Soviet cotton farming operations a problem?

Question

Why was the irrigation of Soviet cotton farming operations problematic? The irrigation practices faced governmental opposition that limited access to water, which negatively impacted crop yields. Although some may argue that it was not a significant issue, the reality was that cotton farming led to the draining of the Aral Sea and increased soil salinity. Furthermore, the irrigation water was sourced from rivers that fed into one of the largest lakes on Earth, resulting in major contamination of this water source. This situation also caused discontent among local resort communities that opposed agricultural development in the region.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

D). Their strict and strong opposition to slavery.Explanation:Salzburgers vary from the Malcontents during the Trustee era of Georgian history in their 'stern and strong resistance to slavery.' Salzburgers found slavery to be disgraceful and offensive against the principals of christianity. While the Malcontents perpetuated slavery for moving on with their plantation works and ammass huge land for these plantations. Thus, both of them were contradictory in their attitude towards slavery. The former strictly opposed it while the latter propagated it despite holding the prohibitions. Thus, option D is the correct answer.

Anonymous · Answer

Infinity is the opposite of limit

Anonymous · Answer

Limit ≠ infinity

Anonymous

Why was the irrigation of Soviet cotton farming operations a problem?

3 Answers

AI-Powered Insights

Want to answer this question?

Categories

Tags

Related Questions