A) legislation rulings
B) administrative actions
C) standings
D) interactions between individuals
E) precedents
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A) the individuals who are employed by the company.
B) the government for not enforcing laws that would have prevented the damage.
C) the government for making the laws so stringent.
D) the owners of the company.
E) None of these. It is most effective to directly sue the company.
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A) fines and jail sentences; only financial penalties
B) only financial penalties; fines and jail sentences
C) fines and jail sentences; fines and jail sentences
D) only financial penalties; only financial penalties
E) only jail sentences; only financial penalties
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A) The government normally identifies issues for groups who do not recognize problems themselves.
B) The government normally identifies issues for groups who do not have a voice (such as children) in the issue.
C) The public identifies a problem and insists on help in correcting the problem.
D) Either the public or the government identifies issues, depending on the problem.
E) None of these are correct.
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A) is introduced in the House and Senate.
B) needs to be sponsored by a legislator.
C) is referred to a committee.
D) undergoes subcommittee hearings.
E) needs to be marked up.
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A) spearheading truly radical environmental change.
B) inspiring individual direct actions by all members.
C) having strong, respected, and organized influence on national environmental policy setting.
D) initiating student environmental activism on local environmental issues.
E) inspiring individual direct actions by at least half of all members.
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A) polarization
B) cooperation
C) wicked problems
D) dispute resolution
E) harmony
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A) Clean Water Act.
B) Marine Mammal Act.
C) CITES.
D) Pitman Robertson Act.
E) Kyoto Protocol.
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A) the Audubon Society
B) The Nature Conservancy
C) the Wise Use Movement
D) the Natural Resources Defense Council
E) Earth First!
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A) build support for the problem.
B) develop proposals.
C) set an agenda.
D) suggest changes.
E) implement policy.
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A) Industry associations.
B) Labor unions.
C) Wealthy or powerful individuals.
D) Public interest groups.
E) All of these would want as much publicity as possible.
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A) the precautionary principle.
B) sustainable development.
C) smart growth policies.
D) appropriate environmental policy to address the regulation of the activity.
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A) negotiated by a panel of experts and no nations participating; broad participation and increased speed in the agreements taking force
B) characterized by broad participation; a panel of experts with no participating nations
C) characterized by broad participation and increased speed in enforcement; a panel of experts with no participating nations and slow enforcement
D) characterized by increased speed in enforcement; a panel of experts with no participating nations and slow enforcement
E) negotiated by a panel of experts from nations that are participating; narrow participation and relatively slow action in the agreement taking force
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A) Boston College
B) University of California at Berkeley
C) Concordia University
D) Emory University
E) College of William and Mary
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A) read environmental science journals.
B) understand the basic principles of ecology.
C) write and publish in environmental journals.
D) carry out ecological models and experiments.
E) interpret environmental data from a citizen science project.
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A) staying the same.
B) increasing.
C) decreasing.
D) increasing dramatically.
E) slightly increasing.
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A) There is no body that can legislate international environmental protection.
B) There is no body that can enforce international environmental protection.
C) The agreements must be made by unanimous consent.
D) The international court affects the sovereignty of noncompliant nations.
E) All of these are problems associated with international agreements.
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A) the habit of eating food even when you're not hungry.
B) the tendency of industry to not incorporate energy saving methods.
C) the inclination to buy things we don't need to impress others.
D) inefficient fuel use by power plants that produce less energy than they consume.
E) none of these are correct
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A) 20%
B) 50%
C) 30%
D) 70%
E) 90%
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A) the Clean Water Act
B) the Clean Air Act
C) the Endangered Species Act
D) the National Environmental Policy Act
E) none of these are correct
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