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Who asked for a one-armed scientist to offer testimony concerning clean-air legislation?
 
  a. Edmund Muskie c. Bill Grieder b. Peter Singer d. Tom Friedman

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Which tree does Robert W. Kates focus on in his article in this volume?
 
  a. Olive c. Neem b. Oak d. Maple



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Answer to Question 1

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Senator Edmund Muskie asked for a one-armed scientist to offer testimony concerning clean-air legislation, as he did not wnat to hear qualifications such as On the one hand... on the other hand....



Answer to Question 2

ANS: C
Robert W. Kates focuses on the neem tree in his article The Nexus and the Neem Tree.




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