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Which of the following departments would be included in a state government's public safety function?
A. Department of Education
B. Department of Emergency Management
C. Department of Environmental Protection
D. Department of Banking and Consumer Finance
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The department of Emergency Management should be added to the public safety function by the state government.
Option B
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Public Safety function deals with those departments who are responsible for giving safety to the general citizens and curbing any sort of unexpected events that can disturb the natural environment of the state. Departments like department of police, emergency medicine are among these functions.
The department of emergency management is mainly supported by paramilitary or other trained personnel who are armed and have different tactics to curb the disturbances and nuisance being caused in the locality. It actually helps the normal citizens to live a safe and normal life. So this department should be added to the public safety function of the state.
This layer is C. Membrane. A cell or plasma membrane regulates what substances enter and what does not by controlling the movement of substances into and out of the cell.
Probably like 4 or 3 right? I’m not sure good luck:)
The correct answer to the question above is
(c.) agriculture.
Agriculture is the greatest use of groundwater. Groundwater is a water found in the underground or beneath the Earth's surface, in the cracks and soil spaces.
Explanation:
Food and agriculture are the largest purchasers of water, requiring one hundred times more than we use for individual needs. Up to 70 % of the water we take from rivers and groundwater goes into irrigation, about 10% is used in residential applications and 20% in industry. Groundwater is the water today underneath Earth's outside in soil pore spaces and in the fractures of rock structures. A unit of rock or an unconsolidated alluvium is described as an aquifer when it can generate a usable quantity of water.
