The use of government rangelands for the grazing of cattle has
A)resulted in the increased productivity of these regions.
B)raised funds that are now available to replant these regions.
C)produced cooperative relationships between herders to sustainably manage these regions.
D)reduced productivity by at least 50% and lost the government money.

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The use of government rangelands for grazing has often led to overgrazing, which reduces the productivity of the land. This overuse can degrade the land's quality, leading to a significant reduction in its ability to support cattle and other uses, thus costing the government money in lost productivity and potential restoration efforts.

The Use of Government Rangelands for the Grazing of Cattle