If you only had one million dollars to spend on a population of 10,000 people in a village in a developing country, which of the following would have the greatest impact on their health?
A) Creation of reliable source of clean water, proper sewage systems and maternal health
B) Medical supplies to treat labor-related injuries
C) Import large supplies of nutritious fresh fruits and vegetables
D) Take samples of the water and local foods to identify sources of industrial toxins and carcinogens
Question 2
Problems identifying places to build new landfills has generally resulted in
A) increased dumping of MSW in rivers, lakes, and the oceans.
B) large piles of MSW in vacated lots and industrial parks awaiting proper disposal.
C) densely populated states outsourcing their MSW to states with less dense populations.
D) the increased reliance on abandoned mines as sites where MSW can be deposited.
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