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What action did congress take in response to concerns about the effects mechanization and industrialization on the environment?
Congress set aside protected land.
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What action did the congress take in response to concerns about the effects of mechanization and industrialization on the environment?
Congress set aside protected land.
What action did congress take in response to concerns about the effects to mechanization and industrialization on the environment?
Congress set aside protected land.
What action did congress take in response to concern about the effects of mechanization and industrialization of the environment?
Congress set aside protected land.
In the early 1800 how did congress respond to peoples concerns about the environment?
it set aside protected land
In the early 1800s, how did Congress respond to people’s concerns about the environment?
it set aside protected land
In the early 1800s how did Congress respond to people and concerns about the environment?
it set aside protected land
During the early days of industrialization many members of congress believed that tariffs were necessary to?
protect new industries from foreign competition
How can environment law be effectively enforced in a country?
I would say, write a good clean letter to your local Congress Man. Look in the Government listings in the Yellow Pages for a number, web site, or address. Tell him/her your concerns and issues you might have.
Translating into action the interests and concerns of the people in their districts is part of what roles of the members of Congress?
constituent representative
How did the vote in Congress reflect the concerns expressed in Smyth's Letter?
i dont know why ask dont you have a brain.Hahahahahahahhahaha just kidding
Why were the house metal detectors removed?
The house metal detectors were removed due to concerns about their effectiveness and inconvenience for members of Congress.
Why hasn't Obama protected the wolves?
He doesn't need to. The wolf population is all ready protected by the National Park service programs and the Endangered Species act. Presidents do not have power this sort of thing because they have greater problems to think about. It is Congress that makes or weakens laws that protect animals and the environment. If you are really concerned about this write to the people who represent you in Congress from your state and express your concerns.
