Enacting legislation that restricts a chemical suspected of being harmful while there is still scientific uncertainty about that
chemical is an example of_______. A. an anthropocentric worldview.
B. a biocentric worldview.
C. the precautionary principle.
D. technology leapfrogging.
E. an incentive-based approach.
The precautionary principle is finding a way to cope with likely risk that can occur where scientific understanding is still in process.
It can also be explained as of being conscious when involving in an activity that raises threat of harm to the environment by taking precautionary measures.
The proportion of mottled fish will
increase over time because of the construction company that dumps a load of
gravel in the bottom of the lake which give it a mottled appearance that made
the mottled fish invisible by their major predator which is the wading bird that hunts them
by sight.
