Tort Law Was an Ineffective Means of Controlling Pollution Because

Multiple Choice

Tort law was an ineffective means of controlling pollution because

A) many times judges would grant only permanent damages rather than an injunction as a remedy, and this remedy allowed the pollution to continue.
B) many times the pollution was a public nuisance, for which a suit could be filed only by a public official, and such officials were often reluctant to sue a company which provided jobs for the community.
C) proof in these cases was often difficult.
D) all of the above.