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What can every Florida citizen do on a daily basis to help prevent further damage to the environment?

A
join one of the many ecological organizations
B
give money to the Sierra Club or other NGOs
C
make environmentally conscious choices
D
lobby the government for more money
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is the study of how organisms interact with their environment.

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The graph below provides information on threats to the environment in Orlando, Florida, and the United States overall.

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A
Ozone is a much bigger problem in Florida than in the United States overall.
B
Air pollution in Orlando is equal to air pollution in the entire state of Florida.
C
The levels of lead are more than twice as high in Orlando than in the state of Florida.
D
The biggest environmental threat to Florida shown this graph is air pollution.
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The Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Project has not yet produced the expected results because of

A
lack of interest from state and local governments.
B
lack of knowledge of how to solve the problems.
C
the huge barriers to the flow of water.
D
the politics and the lack of funding.
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Which can cause an immediate catastrophic effect on ocean life?

A
oil spills from oil drilling
B
toxins from car exhaust
C
pollution from dust storms
D
wastewater from ships
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President helped pass the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan.

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The two main causes of air pollution in Florida are

A
forest fires and dust storms.
B
vehicle emissions and forest fires.
C
dust storms and unclean energy.
D
unclean energy and vehicle emissions.
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Which government agency works to maintain water and air quality in Florida?

A
the Audubon Society of Florida
B
the Nature Conservancy
C
the Department of the Interior
D
the Department of Environmental Protection
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Florida’s habitats are threatened by pollution and development, so

A
developers are able to purchase the land cheaply.
B
more than one hundred species of animals are endangered.
C
animals must be relocated to the zoo to survive.
D
many plants have been uprooted to protect the habitats.

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