The answer for this question is: Decrease in environmental impact
In order for people in China to achieve middle-class status, they need to open up a lot of business to compete in the market.
This result in a lot of waste excreted to the environment during the production process which cause a lot of environmental impact in that country.
Answer:
Light-rail systems have been tried all over the country, and they've failed. The system the city proposes won't work, either. People enjoy their cars too much to endure inconvenience for the sake of the environment. And I don't blame them. As the owner of Jake's Used Cars and Trucks, I have seen the joy and freedom car ownership brings people. Americans will never abandon that feeling for the sake of being slightly better citizens. I believe it is far more responsible to purchase a high-quality car with good fuel efficiency. Building an entire light-rail system will be wasteful if few people use it — plus, it will take years to build and cost taxpayers millions of dollars. I encourage all city residents to vote against the light-rail system on May 1.
Explanation:
Answer: Vanqueros have been driving and herding Wild Horses and cattle for many years by the time they were part of the Texas ranching landscape,. They've also had a heavy influence on American cowboys and their Clothing.
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The academic achievement of students with hearing loss is relatively low compared with that of students with no disabilities.
Option: (c)
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Several studies were carried out to compare the "academic achievement" of students with hearing disability and the reports showed that the disabled students scored relatively low compared to the students with no disability.
- There was adverse effect on academic areas like learning, math, writing, etc. Also, the problem of higher absenteeism and higher dropout rate was faced along with lower GPA and SAT score.
- The students with disability also took one semester longer to complete the semester.
Freedom of religion , speech & assembly i think .
