How do climate and elevation in South America affect economic activities, such as what food people grow and how they make money? Give two examples of how these activities change in different climates and elevations.

Respond in three to four complete sentences.

Climate change can cause food production decrease because if it gets too hot, it might not be suitable for farming. This causes a decrease in profit because they have less crops to sell. A change in climate could also make animals migrate to a new area suitable for them causing less food.

Climate is an area's long-term weather pattern, typically averaged over 30 years. Temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, wind, and precipitation are some of the meteorological variables that are commonly measured. A location's climate is influenced by its latitude/longitude, terrain, altitude, land use, and nearby water bodies and currents.

South America has four major climatic zones: tropical, temperate, arid, and cold. Climate change causes disruptions in food and water supplies. Towns and cities, as well as the infrastructure required to support them, will be increasingly threatened. Human health and welfare, as well as natural ecosystems, also suffers.

Therefore, how the climate and elevation in South America affect economic activities are described.

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