The Gulf of Mexico has several "Dead Zones," in which very few organisms or signs of life exist. Several research teams are interested in finding the pollution source that causes the Dead Zones. Which team would be the least likely to show bias? A) researchers employed by oil companies

B) researchers employed by power plants along the coast

C) researchers employed by the Environmental Protection Agency

D) researchers employed by farmers and landscapers along the Mississipi River

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Paola Crawford

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20 September, 21:00

The Gulf of Mexico has several "Dead Zones," in which very few organisms or signs of life exist. Several research teams are interested in finding the pollution source that causes the Dead Zones. Which team would be the least likely to show bias? A) researchers employed by oil companies

B) researchers employed by power plants along the coast

C) researchers employed by the Environmental Protection Agency

D) researchers employed by farmers and landscapers along the Mississipi River

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Leonardo Fritz · Answer 1

D) researchers employed by farmers and landscapers along the mississipi river. Oil companies would be biased as they are interested in the guld of mexico for economic growth, despite oils polluting effects (especially oil spills. similar for power plants, environmental protection agencies would be biased in the opposite way. Therefore researchers employed by farmers and landscapers along the Mississipi River may have the least motives to be biased/subjective.