From Chapter 16 in the book by Jack Davis, how is breakfast cereal connected to the Dead Zone in the Gulf of Mexico? More than one answer may be at least partially correct, but please choose the response that best reflects the arguments made by Jack Davis in his book. Question 15Answer a. Bleaching flour for use in breakfast cereal resulted in the production of many chemicals that were released into rivers, and eventually traveled to the Gulf to create a pollution-ridden Dead Zone. b. The Midwest of the United States was the most generously subsidized farming region in the country, and the most heavily fertilized. c. The interests of big cereal-producing companies were closely tied to those of big oil-producing companies which were polluting the Gulf of Mexico and worsening the Dead Zone. d. Baby Boomer generation dietary choices, such as breakfast cereal consumption, increased demand for corn, a notorious nitrate polluter that fueled increases in the Gulf Dead Zone size