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1.CFC\'s (chlorflurocarbons) were banned in the world by the year? 2000,2008,197

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Question

1.CFC's (chlorflurocarbons) were banned in the world by the year? 2000,2008,1970,1987, 1980

2.Renewable energy? does not add carbon dioxide to the atmoshpere, adds methane to the atmosphere, is cheap and easy to implement, is unreliable, is costly

3. People that have never flushed? should be encouraged to flush, should not be encouraged to flush, should move to urban areas, should purchase a septic tank, should actively seek other alternatives

4. In the us there is a plan to deep bury hazardous waste in? in the us artic zone, eastern oregon, properly designed dumps all over the country, yucca mountain

Explanation / Answer

1.Yes Chloro fluoro carbons are banned in 2000,1970,1980,2008,1987

2.Renewable energy is energy that is collected from renewable resources like sunlight,wind,rain,tides,waves etc

it adds methane which is cheap,easy to extract from ground and landfills.

3.Save a flush can reduce water consumption

4.In the United States, Yucca Mountain, near Las Vegas, was the most prominent underground facility ever proposed, where virtually all of the nation's spent nuclear fuel rods would have been permanently buried over 300 meters beneath the ground. Citing concerns regarding the possibility of leakage over thousands of years, and local discomfort over the plan, the 20-year multi-billion dollar project was halted by the Obama administration in 2009. But, is this an overarching rebuke of underground nuclear waste disposal? This remains an open question, as the world seeks to deal with the radioactive waste it is currently storing in above-ground facilities, which are generally considered less safe than deep underground storage facilities.