Direct Controls Do Not Have a Clear Advantage Where

question 128

Multiple Choice

Direct controls do not have a clear advantage where

• A)an emission is so dangerous that it is prohibited altogether.
• B)the cost of implementing new methods of reducing emissions varies from firm to firm.
• C)effective and dependable metering devices have not been invented or are prohibitively costly to install and operate.
• D)a sudden change in circumstances calls for prompt and substantial change in conduct.

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