Recall that meat production increases when consumer demand for meat increases. Based on the graph above, which statement correctly describes the smog events in the United States? Assume that all other contributors to smog remained constant during this time period. Before 2000, there were more smog events in the United States than in China, while after 1990, there were more smog events in China than in the United States. Before 1990, there were fewer smog events in the United States than in China, while after 1990, there were fewer smog events in China than in the United States. Before 2000, there were fewer smog events in the United States than in China, while after 1990, there were fewer smog events in China than in the United States. Before 1990, there were more smog events in the United States than in China, while after 1990, there were more smog events in China than in the United States.

Recall that meat production increases when consumer demand for meat increases. Based on the graph above, which statement correctly describes the smog events in the United States? Assume that all other contributors to smog remained constant during this time period. Before 2000, there were more smog events in the United States than in China, while after 1990, there were more smog events in China than in the United States. Before 1990, there were fewer smog events in the United States than in China, while after 1990, there were fewer smog events in China than in the United States. Before 2000, there were fewer smog events in the United States than in China, while after 1990, there were fewer smog events in China than in the United States. Before 1990, there were more smog events in the United States than in China, while after 1990, there were more smog events in China than in the United States.

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