How has the federal government addressed the issue of toxic wastes?What factors threaten continued efforts to identify and remedy toxic dumping sites?
What will be an ideal response?
An ideal response will:
1, Discuss the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act, colloquially known as the Superfund.
2, Discuss the key components of the Superfund law: to hold polluters liable for cleanups, strict liability that could hold one polluter liable even if multiple parties engaged in dumping, to use the Superfund money when polluters could not be identified, and "cradle-to-grave" tracking of certain hazardous chemicals.
3, Explain the success of the program in cleaning up many hazardous sites, but also acknowledge that the original funding source for the Superfund is no longer available and lack of money has slowed the rate of cleanup.
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a. only in local governments b. only in state and local governments c. only in the national government d. in all levels of government
In low-constraint research, problem statements
A) Are developed only at the conclusion of the study. B) Are not necessary. C) Should begin at a highly defined level. D) Can gradually evolve into specific hypotheses.
Widely varying attitudes among the citizenry on an issue constitutes
A) a consensus. B) a divisive opinion. C) a majority opinion. D) nonopinion. E) public aggregation.
“Education spending increases under left-wing governments.” Is this a scientific statement?
A. Yes B. No