The Club of Rome
A)worried most about food production.
B)was first to suggest the problem of climate change.
C)focused on the problem of infinite resources.
D)focused on the problem of finite resources.

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The Club of Rome was primarily concerned with the problem of finite resources, as reflected in their most famous publication, "The Limits to Growth," which discussed the limits of growth in light of resource depletion and environmental degradation. While they did discuss issues related to food production and climate change, their primary focus was on the broader issue of resource scarcity.