In Dow Chemical Co v. U.S., where the EPA took aerial photographs of a Dow plant to see if the plant produced too much pollution, the Supreme Court held that:
a. the plant was located in an industrial park, not on property owned by Dow, so this kind of inspection was legal
b. anyone was allowed entry the plant grounds, the EPA had the right to use "entry" by air c. aerial surveillance is illegal under the 4th Amendment
d. he plant was closed to the public, a warrant had to be obtained to view the plant from the air or the ground
e. none of the other choices
e
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