Question

Why has the government made laws against people who keep animals and
use them to earn a livelihood?
A)
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

Answer 1

Answer:

because goverment thinks that people harm animals but all people do not do this.and as you all know that tiger are endangered animals so in fear or other animal going endangered or extinct government took action

Answer 2

Answer:

Global rise in temperature has been steep in the last 50 years, leading to increased climatic variability. This

variability manifests itself in various ways including through unpredictable rainfall patterns, increased flooding,

depleting agricultural output and rising sea-levels. Although efforts are in place to reduce greenhouse gas

emissions and mitigate future rise in temperature, responding to the inevitable impacts of climate change that

we are already witnessing has received relatively less attention.

The poor are typically the most vulnerable in the face of climate change, as they are highly exposed to the

environment through their living conditions and livelihoods. Those in Asian cities are especially susceptible to

unpredictable environmental changes, as these cities are expected to account for more than 60% of global

population growth in the next 30 years. Tier two cities in particular lack the resources and infrastructure of

larger, more developed cities to be able to address the compounding challenges of urbanisation, poverty

and environmental degradation, leading to an escalation in the vulnerabilities of the urban poor.