Jennifer notices that there are branches that overhang the roads near her house. When trucks drive by, they hit the branches. She feels that this is a danger to drivers. Her city, however, has a policy of preserving the appearance of canopy roads, i. e., roads shaded by tree canopies. What should she do next to resolve her identified problem? She should contact her local garden club members for herbicides to kill trees. She should print an article in the newspaper about protection of canopy roads. She should choose the best policy to follow and inform the city of her decision. She should perform research to check if the city is aware of the driving hazard.

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1 January, 06:52

Jennifer notices that there are branches that overhang the roads near her house. When trucks drive by, they hit the branches. She feels that this is a danger to drivers. Her city, however, has a policy of preserving the appearance of canopy roads, i. e., roads shaded by tree canopies. What should she do next to resolve her identified problem? She should contact her local garden club members for herbicides to kill trees. She should print an article in the newspaper about protection of canopy roads. She should choose the best policy to follow and inform the city of her decision. She should perform research to check if the city is aware of the driving hazard.

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Dominik Bailey · Answer 1

Jennifer notices that there are branches that overhang the roads near her house. When trucks drive by, they hit the branches. She feels that this is a danger to drivers. Her city, however, has a policy of preserving the appearance of canopy roads, i. e., roads shaded by tree canopies.

What should she do next to resolve her identified problem?

She should perform research to check if the city is aware of the driving hazard.