Which approach to health hazards is the most expensive?
A. treating illnesses
B. vaccinations
C. programs to prevent diabetes
D. increased cancer research
Answer: A
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Discuss the role of free trade zones (FTZs) in the economic and social development of the Caribbean.
What will be an ideal response?
The origin of amphibians from fish is an example of
a. microevolution. b. macroevolution
Millions of human lives could be saved if countries developed environmental policies that
A) control outbreaks of autoimmune diseases. B) prevent the degradation of the environment and encouraged sustainable use. C) provide food and shelter for the developing nations of the world. D) promote the construction of dams and power plants in the least developed parts of the world.
The current state of e-wastes is that ________
A) only because of the actions of charitable organizations, the recycling rate is 5% B) although recycling has improved, the majority of e-wastes are still being landfilled and incinerated C) the recycling rate has dropped significantly between 1999 and 2010 D) because the EPA has classified e-wastes as toxic, more than 95% are being recycled E) by EPA mandate, all metals in electronics have been replaced by biodegradable materials