The Rules and Regulations Typically Used by the Environmental Protection

question 152

Multiple Choice

The rules and regulations typically used by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to achieve its environmental policy goals are part of its

• A) command-and-control strategy.
• B) incentive programs.
• C) environmental impact statements (EIS).
• D) clear-cutting policy.
• E) regulatory-expansion statutes.

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