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How was low-level nuclear waste disposed of prior to 1970?
  a. sanitary landfills
  b. on-site incineration
  c. recycled into nuclear fuel
  d. added to cement
  e. dumped in the ocean



Question 2

On average, around how much municipal solid waste do Americans recycle?
  a. three-fourths
  b. two-thirds
  c. one-half
  d. one-third
  e. one-fourth




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Answer to Question 1

E

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