A village is without electricity and running water but is far from the ocean in a warm climate. Food is limited, and farming is close to nonexistent because of the lack of access to a water supply. The only nearby water is deep underground. Given the problems of the village, which technology is best for quickly improving the carrying capacity?

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Marshall Woodard

Biology

11 January, 23:44

A village is without electricity and running water but is far from the ocean in a warm climate. Food is limited, and farming is close to nonexistent because of the lack of access to a water supply. The only nearby water is deep underground. Given the problems of the village, which technology is best for quickly improving the carrying capacity?

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Immanuel Acosta · Answer 1

Although the options have not been provided, the best option for the farm is a drilling rig for water.

Due to the distance from the ocean, desalination can not be carried out and neither is a hydroelectric power plant a good option since it requires large quantities of water being passed over turbines. Finally, vertical farming is a feasible option where there is limited land for the cultivation of crops, so they are grown in layers, one on top of the other.