Environmental Science, 10th Edition (Cunningham)

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1			What is the name of the law that requires environmental impact statements?
			A)	Consolidated Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
			B)	National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA)
			C)	Requiring Environmental Impact Statements Act (REISA)
			D)	No Impact Left Behind Act (NILBA)
			E)	Environmental Protection Act (EPA)
2			Does an EIS guarantee protection for a site?
			A)	Yes, an EIS guarantees complete site protection.
			B)	Yes, an EIS guarantees certain aspects of site protection.
			C)	Yes, an EIS stipulates how a site will be protected.
			D)	No, an EIS only outlines the probable impacts, as well as possible ways to reduce impacts.
			E)	No, an EIS only outlines the current environmental conditions of a site.