Moral Considerations Are Often a Part of the Criteria for Evaluating

question 11

Multiple Choice

Moral considerations are often a part of the criteria for evaluating public policy.Which of the following is not a moral consideration regarding environmental policy?

• A)polluters should not be rewarded for terminating environmentally damaging behavior
• B)those who cause the problem should bear the burden of alleviating it
• C)polluting is an immoral behavior
• D)all of the above are moral argument used to evaluate environmental policy

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