Read this excerpt from "mad cow, furious farmer." How does the authors use of chronology help support the idea that the BSE epidemic was a watershed moment, or turning point, in the government use of law to support public health? (Hurry please I will mark brainliest).

A. The author lays out a timeline to show how scientific discoveries made governments less likely to make laws for public health.

B. The author makes it clear that prions were always known to be dangerous and that scientist discovered them to be the cause of mad cow disease.

C. The author discusses how the mad cow disease epidemic ended only about 25 years after it first became a problem.

D. The author shows how frustrated people were that nothing was done about a disease until over 10 years after it was discovered.

The text 'Mad Cow, Furious Farmer' chronologically details the epidemic that took place globally. Mad Cow disease, also known as BSE (Bovine spongiform encephalopathy) was the disease that of cattle, which is incurable. The case was first detected in England in 1986.

The author's use of chronology help support the idea that BSE was a watershed moment by showing that how frustrated people were when the government did not do anything for 10-years, after the first case detected.

Therefore, option D is correct.