Exam 20: Government: How Can Policy Influence Sustainability
Exam 1: Environmental Science and Sustainability: Whats the Big Idea38 Questions
Exam 2: Ethics, Economics, and Policy: Who or What Do We Value39 Questions
Exam 3: Matter and Energy: What Are the Building Blocks of Sustainability34 Questions
Exam 4: Life: What Shapes Biodiversity32 Questions
Exam 5: Conservation: Why Is It Important to Protect Biodiversity39 Questions
Exam 6: Human Population: Can We Have Too Many People34 Questions
Exam 7: Water: How Do We Use It and Affect Its Quality44 Questions
Exam 8: Air: What Are We Breathing35 Questions
Exam 9: Land: How Does It Shape Us39 Questions
Exam 10: Systems and Cycles: Are We Changing Earths Life Support System35 Questions
Exam 11: Climate: How Does Global Climate Change37 Questions
Exam 12: Food: How Do We Feed Ourselves40 Questions
Exam 13: Fossil Fuels: Energy of the Industrial Age34 Questions
Exam 14: Energy Alternatives: How Are Our Energy Decisions Changing39 Questions
Exam 15: Waste: What Happens to All the Stuff We Use39 Questions
Exam 16: Urbanization: Why Are Cities Growing40 Questions
Exam 17: Environmental Health and Justice: How Does Our Environment Affect Our Health38 Questions
Exam 18: Decision Making: Why Do Our Choices Matter40 Questions
Exam 19: Groups and Organizations: How Do We Work Together for Sustainability38 Questions
Exam 20: Government: How Can Policy Influence Sustainability36 Questions
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The US Supreme Court, National Institutes of Health, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are all examples of a(n)
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When crafting a policy, a decision is adopted to influence
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Democratic systems can involve the public in which of the following ways?
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US participation in international agreements stems commonly from
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If a state wanted to encourage more people to use public transportation, it could provide a gift card when someone purchases a bus pass. This would serve as a
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If the US government changed its system from three branches of government to only one, which of the following would no longer be possible?
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In Venezuela under current leader Nicolas Maduro, the government has greatly reduced individual freedoms, with the public having little role in the functioning of government institutions. This most closely resembles which type of government?
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Based on your understanding of the "5 P's" of policy design, discuss how each (prescriptive regulations, payments, penalties, property rights, and persuasion) could be used to help the United States reach its goal of increasing the use of renewable energy for electricity production.
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A small town of 100 people is voting to elect representatives to the government. The candidates and the number of votes are shown below. 

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Two countries are trying to increase their percentage of electric vehicles that are sold each year. Which type of government would more likely include the public in drafting legislation to do this?
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The dusty gopher frog (Rana sevosa) is found in Alabama and is listed as endangered by the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Alabama would like to institute new regulations that would allow hunting of the dusty gopher frog. Will this be allowed?
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Authoritarian and democratic systems of government mainly differ in
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Describe the role of interest groups in the development of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Be sure to include the arguments for and against development in this region.
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Subsidies, research grants, and governmental contracts are all forms of
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As the governments of many countries have looked to increase the use of solar and wind power for electricity generation, they have provided tax credits, also known as , to individuals who install devices on their properties.
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In the political system of Brazil, there are three branches of the federal government, and the country is divided into 26 states that are autonomous entities with their own governments. Which of the following best describes this system of government?
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The Amazon River runs through parts of both Peru and Brazil. How is it possible for each country to have different rules and regulations on pollution levels allowed in the same river?
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Two students decide they are interested in preserving a forested area just outside their college campus that is scheduled to become a new apartment complex. In order to have greater influence, they need to increase their
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