Federal and State governments have to protect extinction threatened animals <u>- Endangered Species Act</u>. Air pollution from industries and cars is limited by <u>Clean Air Act.</u>
<h3>Which Acts protect the environment?</h3><h3 />
The Clean Air Act (CAA) was passed to limit air pollution by requiring that industries and car markers, reduce the air pollution that they and their products cause.
The Endangered Species Act then requires that both the state and federal governments should act as best as they can to protect any animal that is threatened with extinction.
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Hey there!
Fertile means very suitable for farming - in other words, very rich and full of nutrients plants and food need to grow. When you say soil is fertile, often that means it's capable of producing massive food surpluses due to the fact that it can grow so much.
It's a region because it has the two rivers, the Tigris and the Euphrates around it. Unlike other regions around the area, the soil was unnaturally fertile, and that's why it takes up it's own region because it's not the same anywhere else.
It's a physical region. Humans did not create it, and the soil is part of what makes it physical. The settlers used the soil, but didn't make it.
Hope this helps!
I believe the answer is: <span>Ebbinghaus
For his experiment on memory , Ebbinghaus use </span><span> simple acoustic encoding and </span>maintenance rehearsal<span> that make a subject try to remember several list of words that have similar syllabels and ending.
As it turned out , language and memory shows strong correlation because people are much more likely to forget or mixed up the meaning of similar sounding words.</span>
It seems that you have missed the necessary options to answer this question, but anyway, here is the correct verb that would complete the sentence above. <span>The puzzled look on his face seemed a clear indication that he DOESN'T know the answer. Hope this answers your question. Have a great day!</span>
