Question

what demographic change has consequences for both natural resources and the ability of countries to provide for their people?an aging populationrapid population growthslower birth rateslower fertility rates

Explanation:

Rapid population growth increases demand for natural resources like food, water, and energy, straining these finite resources. It also pressures a country's ability to provide healthcare, education, housing, and other essential services to its expanding population. The other options primarily impact social support systems (aging population) or population size trends without the dual direct strain on natural resources and service provision that rapid growth creates.

Answer:

B. rapid population growth