The sentences given in this question, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Decide on the proper order for the sentences and write this sequence as your answer.1. Environmental standards in the United States generally fall into one of three types: standards for production technology or other behaviour, emissions, and ambient concentrations.A)     Ambient standards pose greater challenges: these require standards that pollution, after dispersing from its source through the air and water, does not surpass some specific level.B)     Technology standards prescribe that a specific technology or technique be used in the production process (for example, a specific type of equipment at a factory or plowing practice for farmers).C)     When pollution emissions are concentrated at a discrete number of sources (power plants and large factories), both types of standards are fairly straightforward to enforce through inspections or monitoring.D)    Emission standards specify a maximum rate of pollution emissions from a source, per unit of time or output.6. For example, eight-hour average concentrations of ozone cannot exceed 0.08 parts per million on more than three occasions per year at any location

Standards that take the form of never-exceed levels for specific pollutants in an ambient environment are known as ________.

5. Which of the following is not an administrative and regulatory tool to deal with GHG emissions?1 pointBanning polluting technologiesSubsidiesGreen bondsEmission standards

Rearrange the following sentences in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph.A) The Centre has since issued rules for conservation and management, and chosen 115 water bodies in 24 States for protection support, but this is obviously too little.B) Loss of natural wetlands is an ongoing catastrophe in India.C) A decade ago, when the Salim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History released a conservation atlas for all States using space applications.D) Moreover, research studies show that the concentration of heavy metals in such sites is leading to bioaccumulation, thus entering the plants and animals that ultimately form part of people’s food.E) It reported the tragic fact that 38% of wetlands had already been lost nationally; and shockingly, in some districts only 12% survived.DCABEECBADBCEADBDAECNone of these

Why standards? [2]What is the difference between standards & regulations? [4]How are standards formulated/derived? [10

From the following list, select all the statements that apply to the argument that trade barriers are needed to maintain environmental and safety standards.Multiple select question.The argument usually targets imports from economies with low per capita GDP.The argument is based on the fear that businesses will choose to locate operations in countries with the lowest safety standards.The argument is based on the fear that businesses will choose to locate operations in countries with the highest safety standards.The argument is based on the assumption that countries have highly varying standards.