Exam 21: Environmental Law
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With regard to chemical restriction or banning under TSCA there is:
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During the 1960s the public became more concerned about the environment. The concern at that time was sparked, in part, by:
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In Boomer v. Atlantic Cement Co., homeowners sued a cement company that created a lot of air pollution, based on nuisance theory, and were successful in getting an injunction to stop the pollution.
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Which of the following is NOT true about the manifest required by the RCRA:
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Global warming has been addressed at international meetings, but substantive changes have not actually taken place.
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The best available technology emission standard that is applied to toxic or unconventional water pollutants requires that:
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Each state is required to develop a State Implementation Plan to define control efforts necessary to achieve air quality in the state.
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An area that has what the EPA classifies as "dirty air" that does not satisfy the air quality standards is known as a:
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Since about half of all water pollution is from nonpoint sources, Congress moved in recent years to substantially tighten controls and reduce such pollution by half.
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Which of the following is not a major pollutant regulated by the Clean Air Act:
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In general, conventional water pollutants, such as human waste, are subject to an emission standard known as:
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Companies must constantly monitor their water pollution and report what they are dumping in discharge monitoring reports, even if it shows they are violating the law.
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If the EPA determines that a pollutant is a threat to public health or the environment:
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Under the Endangered Species Act, the ____ is authorized to establish critical habitat for endangered species.
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Hardy makes pesticides. Run-off from its factory goes into gullies that run into Cane Creek, a trickle of water that rarely has fish in it and it is not used for recreation. Part of the year, the creek runs into a river. The outcome of EPA's regulation of Hardy's pollution would be:
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