What is the primary distinction between “issues” and “risks” in project management?

A. “Issues” are ethical challenges faced by project managers, while “risks” are uncertain events that might impact project objectives.

B. “Issues” are known challenges or problems currently impacting the project, while “risks” are uncertain events that, if they occur, might impact project objectives C. “Issues” refer to day-to-day operations, whereas “risks” pertain to projects and programs D. “Issues” are used in the predictive approach, while “risks” are used in the adaptive approach