The Clean Air Act imposes permit requirements for stationary sources of pollution. Which states are most likely to oppose strict permit requirements?

The local economy received a boost.

The Superfund law was created.

Birth defects were reduced.

Toxic waste became widespread.

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Marisol Valentine

Biology

21 January, 23:13

The Clean Air Act imposes permit requirements for stationary sources of pollution. Which states are most likely to oppose strict permit requirements?

The local economy received a boost.

The Superfund law was created.

Birth defects were reduced.

Toxic waste became widespread.

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Jacoby Moss · Answer 1

I'm pretty sure we have the same class. And you got your answers mixed up with the question. But the correct answer is D) states whose economies rely on coal, oil, or gas. Good luck.

The Clean Air Act imposes permit requirements for stationary sources of pollution. Which states are most likely to oppose strict permit requirements?The local economy received a boost.The Superfund law was created.Birth defects were reduced.Toxic waste became widespread.

The Clean Air Act imposes permit requirements for stationary sources of pollution. Which states are most likely to oppose strict permit requirements?

The local economy received a boost.

The Superfund law was created.

Birth defects were reduced.

Toxic waste became widespread.