Question 1

The EPA brought an administrative action against Boch Industries for violating the Clean Air Act.The administrative law judge ruled in the EPA's favor.Boch Industries:

Accepted Answer

A)  can appeal the decision to a U.S. Court of Appeals and then to the U.S. Supreme Court. 
B)  can appeal to the U.S. Congress and then to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. 
C)  can appeal to the Chair of the EPA. 
D)  cannot appeal the decision. 
A)  can appeal the decision to a U.S. Court of Appeals and then to the U.S. Supreme Court. 
B)  can appeal to the U.S. Congress and then to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. 
C)  can appeal to the Chair of the EPA. 
D)  cannot appeal the decision.

Question 2

We Care,a nonprofit environmental organization,believes that Quanaco is violating the Clean Air Act.The EPA has not taken any action against Quanaco.We Care can file a citizens' suit against the EPA.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

The Toxic Substances Control Act regulates:

Accepted Answer

A)  chemicals other than pesticides, foods, drugs, and cosmetics. 
B)  insecticides. 
C)  natural gas. 
D)  pesticides. 
A)  chemicals other than pesticides, foods, drugs, and cosmetics. 
B)  insecticides. 
C)  natural gas. 
D)  pesticides.

Question 4

Under the Clean Air Act:

Accepted Answer

A)  states and the EPA were to act as partners wherein the individual states would formulate State Implementation Plans to meet primary and secondary standards created by the EPA. 
B)  the EPA formulated primary and secondary standards for air pollution; however, the individual states were not required to comply with these standards if they already had reasonable state statutes or regulations in place. 
C)  the states were required to follow the guidelines established by the EPA and did not have the authority to create their own state plans for implementing the federal standards. 
D)  state laws or regulations preempt or take precedence over the guidelines promulgated by the EPA. 
A)  states and the EPA were to act as partners wherein the individual states would formulate State Implementation Plans to meet primary and secondary standards created by the EPA. 
B)  the EPA formulated primary and secondary standards for air pollution; however, the individual states were not required to comply with these standards if they already had reasonable state statutes or regulations in place. 
C)  the states were required to follow the guidelines established by the EPA and did not have the authority to create their own state plans for implementing the federal standards. 
D)  state laws or regulations preempt or take precedence over the guidelines promulgated by the EPA.

Question 5

What prevents the market system from achieving a clean environment on its own?

Accepted Answer

A)  Externalities. 
B)  Inefficiently managed business. 
C)  Remainders. 
D)  SIPs. 
A)  Externalities. 
B)  Inefficiently managed business. 
C)  Remainders. 
D)  SIPs.

Question 6

An Environmental Impact Statement must be prepared for every major federal action that significantly affects the quality of the environment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 40: Environmental Law

The EPA brought an administrative action against Boch Industries for violating the Clean Air Act.The administrative law judge ruled in the EPA's favor.Boch Industries:

We Care,a nonprofit environmental organization,believes that Quanaco is violating the Clean Air Act.The EPA has not taken any action against Quanaco.We Care can file a citizens' suit against the EPA.

The Toxic Substances Control Act regulates:

Under the Clean Air Act:

What prevents the market system from achieving a clean environment on its own?

An Environmental Impact Statement must be prepared for every major federal action that significantly affects the quality of the environment.

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