From the Perspectives of Poor Nations, Environmental Regulation at the Global

question 43

Multiple Choice

From the perspectives of poor nations, environmental regulation at the global level

• A) is finally a recognition of the interconnectedness of the nations of the world
• B) is an opportunity to export traditional technologies, such as animal-powered farm equipment, to wealthy nations seeking new ways of reducing environmental risk
• C) works to equalize power among nations as all countries must contribute to the solution to climate change
• D) may be seen as a way for wealthy nations to force poor ones to import expensive green technologies and thus increase dependency on wealthy nations

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