What is an unintended consequence of urban growth? Cities create their own microclimates and produce large amounts of solid waste, photochemical smog, and sewage

Cities serve to further separate the haves from the have nots

Cities isolate certain groups of people from adequate resources

Cities are unable to provide for the needs of all people

An unintended consequence of urban growth is that the cities create their own microclimates and produce large amounts of solid waste, photochemical smog, and sewage.

Explanation:

The first option is correct because none of those things have been intended when the urban growth occurred, and unfortunately they have all happened, and just that but have had a big negative impact, both on the environment and human health.

The second option is not correct because it is not something that the cities have done, nor had it as a purpose.

The third option is not correct because no group of people has been put in a situation to be deprived of certain resources.

The fourth option is not correct because the cities are economic power-houses, and even though they do not produce the raw materials, they do manufacture and have the power to bring in everything they need.