Pollution prevention
a. has nothing in common with industrial ecology
b. emphasizes the household sector
c. suggests source reduction and toxic chemical use substitution as preventive goals for industry
d. none of the above
c. suggests source reduction and toxic chemical use substitution as preventive goals for industry
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Systematic efforts to extend vaccination throughout the world have produced a situation today in which the smallpox virus is
A) in short supply (a shortage exists). B) rare. C) scarce. D) all of the above.
Assume that the farmers know that their revenues would increase if each would take a certain amount of acreage out of production. An agreement to do so
A) would not be made because the farmers have no incentive to enter into it. B) would not be made because it would contradict the assumption that farmers are profit maximizers. C) probably would not be adhered to, if made, because it would be disadvantageous for the farmers as a group. D) probably would not last, if made, because each farmer would have an incentive to break it.