Suppose a political candidate criticizes a government pollution permit policy that she says lets corporations buy and sell the right to pollute. She argues that our right to breathe and the future of our planet require real regulation instead of this type of government policy.?

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Mercedes Bishop

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3 January, 05:53

Suppose a political candidate criticizes a government pollution permit policy that she says lets corporations buy and sell the right to pollute. She argues that our right to breathe and the future of our planet require real regulation instead of this type of government policy.?

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Malik Fuller · Answer 1

of course

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This candidate may criticize and argue that our right to breathe and the future of our planet require real regulation instead of this type of government policy based on money.