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<span>1. Potential economic benefit: The potential economic benefit can come from two areas. One, lower imports of plants will improve the trade deficit of the country.
Secondly, Imported plants may cause damage to the local ecology and restricting their import would save costs of environmental damage.
2. Potential costs: The first potential cost is that other countries might restrict importing our plants, which would be a blow to the export industry.
Secondly, a whole floriculture industry might be dependent on important plans which might face a lot of trouble after the ban.</span>
A. Read text out loud since you learn by hearing or listen to the text
Answer:
I would say nuclear and/or other renewable sources such as hydro, solar, turbine.
Explanation:
Nuclear is the cleanest source of energy out there, and is one of the more efficient ways of energy. However, nuclear energy is also the riskiest. Events such as Chernobyl are examples of the dangers of nuclear power plants. The radioactive effects of a nuclear power plant detonating is long term and causes quite a bit of damage ecologically, biologically, and economically.
If it werent for the risk factor nuclear would be the best way of energy by far.
Answer:
The European Central Bank (ECB) is headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. It has been responsible for monetary policy in the Euro area since January 1, 1999, when the euro currency was first adopted by some EU members. The ECB Governing Council is the body within the ECB that actually takes decisions on euro zone monetary policy. The Council consists of six executive board members and the governor (or equivalent) of each member's national central bank. As membership of the Euro area has expanded, so has the number of governors in the Governing Council.
Explanation:
If I remember correctly you solve this like an addition problem from up to down x=3? idk if its right.
