A) 35 years ago and is currently the responsibility of the EPA.
B) 100 years ago and has been under the authority of the FDA.
C) 15 years ago and is largely supervised by the Department of Agriculture.
D) 60 years ago and is controlled by the Bureau of Land Management.
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A) glass
B) e-waste
C) plastics
D) paper
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A) the generation of large volumes of biogas.
B) a danger that CRTs will result in huge explosions.
C) the leaching out of heavy metals into groundwater.
D) the tremendous amounts of heat generated when e-waste decays.
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A) most plastics.
B) most hazardous wastes.
C) yard wastes and food residues.
D) finely shredded aluminum and steel.
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A) less likely to be burned.
B) less likely to be recycled.
C) less likely to be buried in a landfill.
D) more likely to be dumped in the oceans.
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A) fifteen 20-ounce spray bottles of cleaner.
B) ten 20-ounce spray bottles and a 100-ounce refill jug.
C) five 20-ounce spray bottles and two 100-ounce refill jugs.
D) two 20-ounce spray bottles and one 260-ounce refill jug.
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A) source reduction.
B) composting.
C) recycling/reuse.
D) WTE disposal.
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A) collecting up old clothing,cleaning it,and using the clothing to stuff new toy dolls
B) collecting up newspapers and reusing them to make more newspaper
C) shredding plastic water bottles to make lawn furniture
D) recycling plastic garbage bags to make decking and railing materials
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A) plastic and glass
B) aluminum and glass
C) plastic,textiles,and old tires
D) yard wastes,paper,and paperboard
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A) the population densities are high.
B) the population densities are low.
C) the country relies on nuclear energy.
D) the country is located near an ocean.
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A) more than 50%.
B) only about 5%.
C) nearly 90%.
D) zero,because the EPA has not yet approved large-scale composting operations for MSW.
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A) recycle plastics.
B) process leachate.
C) capture methane.
D) recycle heavy metals.
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A) methane production.
B) settling.
C) incomplete decomposition.
D) groundwater contamination.
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A) increased transportation costs.
B) reduced the use of incinerators.
C) reduced the amount of recycling.
D) increased the total amount of MSW.
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A) local governments.
B) states.
C) the federal government.
D) international treaties.
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A) festering sites of toxic waste that must be fenced off and restricted.
B) parks and recreational areas widely used by the public.
C) being mined for the resources that were buried over several decades.
D) deep depressions,resulting from the decay of most of the materials that were buried long ago.
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A) stops the production of biogas.
B) promotes the decomposition of paper and other biodegradable organics.
C) helps petroleum-based plastics decompose.
D) reduces the amount of groundwater contamination.
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A) WTE.
B) EPR and product stewardship.
C) PAYT.
D) NIMBY.
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