The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968 ________

A) is an agreement between the United States and Canada to protect rivers that cross the boundary between the two countries
B) no longer protects waterways because the act has been repealed to build more hydroelectric dams
C) limits dams to no less than 5 miles apart
D) permits dams of no more than 10 feet in height to be built along a designated waterway
E) completely prevents a designated waterway from being dammed


E

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