Exam 16: Environment and Climate Change: Thinking Globally, Acting Locally
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States have the ability to reduce auto dependency by passing ______ laws.
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One adaptation project underway in the Netherlands involves the construction of ______ that help counter flooding.
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The reason that many states and localities have become involved in environmental policy is ______.
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Briefly explain what is meant by cap and trade. What is its status in Congress and in the states?
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Those most likely to support climate change mitigation policies are the ______.
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______ is emitted into the atmosphere when fossil fuels are burned.
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After Trump pulled the United States out of the Paris climate accord, a group of governors, mostly coastal Democrats, immediately ______.
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Which state was the first to impose statewide limits on greenhouse gas emissions?
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______ is a system for limiting pollution that sets emission limits but allows companies to buy credits if they exceed those limits.
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The eastern seaboard of the U.S. relies on ______ for energy.
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In 2018, Gallup found that ______ percent of Democrats worry about climate change a great deal or a fair amount.
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Production of renewable energy is less expensive than production of coal.
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Which of the following states did NOT sign onto the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative?
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In 2012, fossil-fuel companies devoted more than $150 million to advertising focused on energy issues.
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The goal of the Paris climate accord is to keep the global average temperature from rising ______.
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Texas leads the country in the generation of wind power capacity.
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Florida is the state that has emerged as the leader in addressing climate change.
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The 2009 Copenhagen summit was designed to revamp and update the ______ written a dozen years before.
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In general, members of the ______ Party are more skeptical of global warming caused by human actions.
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______ energy is generated by natural sources that can be replenished.
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