Environmental impact statements (EIS) must contain alternate courses of action.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
Environmental impact statements are the statements or the document which is prepared to describe the effects that a particular action that has been proposed will have on the environment. How will that action impact the environment whether in a positive or in the negative way is given in this document.
Here the world environment has been defined as the natural and the physical environment and how and what relation the people have with the environment. It also gives alternative course of action to change the actions in a way which is better for the environment.
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Answer:
The federal Law(U.S law takes supremacy)
Explanation:
Once there is a conflict against the federal law backed by the constitution, the federal law takes supremacy. In this case, a provision in the Florida state constitution is under the law of Florida state and conflicts a provision with that of the federal, Federal supremacy will take charge. I.e Federal law is what will stand and be accepted against Florida state law, what ever the federal constitution says abut the provision is what will stand.
OPTIONS:
A. persistent; directive
B. directive; energizing
C. energizing; directive
D. energizing; persistent
Answer:
C. energizing; directive
Explanation:
There are qualities that drives a motivation of an individual to act or behave in a certain way. For example, the energizing quality of motivation is the state of motivation where the motivation to act or behave in a certain way to attain a goal is first activated, while the directive quality state of motivation refers to the deliberate course of action to take or which behavior to exhibit in attaining the goal.
Dashawa's decision to change her appearance is what activates motivation, and is referred to as the <em>energizing quality of motivation</em>, while her trip to the store shows the <em>directive quality of motivation.</em>
Yes, traveling in groups of two or more affects the independence assumption.
The probability that the whole group shows up is 0.8 and that the group does not show up is 0.2.
