The problem(s) with the notion that if all humans became vegetarians, then the earth could support more people is that

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The problem(s) with the notion that if all humans became vegetarians, then the earth could support more people is that (A) some land is suitable only for grazing, not raising grains (B) humans require supplemental protein, which often comes from dairy products, in their diets (C) without population stabilization, humans would eventually use up all the agricultural land anyway (D) all of the above are true

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Correct answer is (d) all of the above are true

Q. The problem(s) with the notion that if all humans became vegetarians, then the earth could support more people is that

some land is suitable only for grazing, not raising grains

humans require supplemental protein, which often comes from dairy products, in their diets

without population stabilization, humans would eventually use up all the agricultural land anyway

all of the above are true

Correct answer is (d) all of the above are true