The long-term result of drought and desertification in sub-saharan africa is most likely a) disease. b) famine. c) fire. eliminate d) flooding.

B) famine is your best choice.

It is not A, because it doesn't affect the clouds, or the ground
It is not C, because while it can cause fires, it isn't really a long-term problem, rather short-term.
It is not D, because that is the complete opposite of drought and desertification

hope this helps

Hey there!

The correct answer to your question should be option "B."

The long-term result of drought and desertification in Sub-Saharan is most likely famine.
Famine means to starve, so this would most likely be the answer because a drought basically means a water shortage, and not having water is a way of starving. Notice that desertification has the word "desert" in it. Desertification means to eventually become a desert and also have eventually become an area with a drought.

Hope this helps you.
Have a great day! :)