Alobbying group notices that a certain state is producing an increasing amount of municipal solid waste (msw). the group targets the citizens of that state with a promotional campaign, which argues that rather than build an incinerator, the best solution to the state’s msw problem is to export its solid waste to another state. evaluate this claim by discussing two benefits and two drawbacks of exporting msw rather than building incinerators. (7 points)

Select the correct answer. look at this nineteenth-century illustration of london. which explanation best relates this illustration to changes in britain in the 1800s? a. factory workers in cities lost their livelihood because of the lack of housingb. industrialization narrowed the inccome gap between landowners and workers. c.the migration of workers from rural to urban areas resulted in overcrowded citiesd. the spread of railways allowed farmers to sell produce far from where it was grown.