Read the passage below carefully and answer the question that follows.
For decades, the mangrove ecosystems of the Saloum Delta suffered severe degradation due to climate-induced drought and unregulated wood harvesting for fish smoking. To counteract declining fish stocks, a coalition of local women's cooperatives introduced solar-powered parabolic drying domes alongside community-enforced mangrove sanctuaries. By replacing firewood with solar thermal drying, the cooperatives drastically reduced their dependence on mangrove timber while cutting processing times in half. Concurrently, the designated no-take sanctuary zones allowed juvenile fish populations to recover rapidly in the sheltered root networks. However, despite the surge in processed fish yields and the visible regeneration of the mangrove canopy, younger community members are increasingly migrating to urban centers. Local youth cite the lack of formal credit facilities and modern digital market linkages, which leaves them dependent on itinerant middlemen who buy the dried fish at depressed farm-gate prices. Consequently, while the ecological balance has been restored and traditional processing modernized, the community's broader economic viability remains vulnerable to market exploitation.
Based on the passage, which of the following can be logically inferred regarding the community's revival initiative?
- Environmental restoration and modernized processing techniques alone are insufficient to guarantee financial stability for the community.Cevap
- BThe reluctance of younger community members to adopt solar thermal drying domes is the main cause of rural-to-urban migration.
- CThe implementation of parabolic drying domes led to an increase in overall wood harvesting across the Saloum Delta.
- DUrban migration of youth will cause the immediate dismantling of the designated mangrove sanctuary zones.