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Using a natural ravine as a site for a landfill will most likely cause problems related to
 
  A) settling.
  B) methane production.
  C) incomplete decomposition.
  D) contamination of natural waterways.

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Most recently, the official development assistance of the United States government
 
  A) is about the same as contributions from all private organizations in the United States.
  B) as a percentage of GNI, is about the same as the country of Norway.
  C) was only 0.2 of GNI.
  D) has declined to levels below those a decade or more ago.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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