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Environmental Laws:
The DSST exam was revised in 2014 and may be in the process of another revision at this time. The exam now includes a larger percentage of questions pertaining to policy, laws, and other politically correct environmentalism.
Pages to review on these topics in the textbook include: Pg. 138 (Water Quality Legislation), Pg. 261-263 (Endangered Species Act), Pg. 358 (International Agreements), and Pg. 361 (U.S. Laws).
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The following resources may be helpful in preparing for those type of questions: I would suggest that you do the Reading first, then attempt to answer the Questions. You might choose to use the reading to help you answer the questions. Remember we are trying to build knowledge, not take a test to see what we already know. Don’t worry if you don’t know all of these laws, but continue to carefully study ALL of the Answers for each question.
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