Early Anti-Littering Campaigns Were Often Engineered by

question 55

Multiple Choice

Early anti-littering campaigns were often engineered by

• A) seed companies who wanted to promote highway beautification efforts because this led to the sale of flower seeds
• B) prisons because prisoners could be leased from the state to do highway clean up
• C) packaging companies because this put responsibility for garbage on individual people rather than on the companies who make trash
• D) politicians who wanted to appear as if they cared about the environment but who would not do the work of holding corporate polluters accountable for their actions

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