A) Kathleen Hartnett White B) Sonny Perdue C) Neil Jacobs D) Barry Lee Myers
A) Chair of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality B) Governor of Georgia C) CEO of AccuWeather D) Scientific researcher
A) Climate scientists B) Import taxes C) Environmental subsidies D) Onerous regulations
A) The privatization of public parks B) Farm pollution affecting drinking water C) The reduction of agricultural exports D) The increase in food prices
A) He believes it is not definitively known B) He believes it is caused by human activity C) He claims it is a communist conspiracy D) He denies that the climate is warming
A) Enforce international fishing treaties B) Regulate commercial weather services C) Coordinate federal environmental efforts D) Manage national agricultural trade
A) Neil Jacobs B) Kathleen Hartnett White C) Timothy Gallaudet D) Barry Lee Myers
A) Unreliable and parasitic B) Highly subsidized and ineffective C) A technological breakthrough D) Essential for the economy
A) It is a cover for global surveillance B) It is pushed by communists C) It is a scheme to increase taxes D) It is a hoax by solar panel manufacturers
A) She was appointed to another agency B) She was found to have a conflict of interest C) She refused to serve D) She lacked sufficient Senate support
A) Department of Commerce B) Department of the Interior C) Department of Agriculture D) Department of Energy
A) Member of the Senate B) Governor of a state C) CEO of AccuWeather D) Director of a research university
A) Increased funding for satellite technology B) International cooperation on climate research C) NOAA providing weather information directly to the public D) Commercial weather forecasting companies
A) Barry Lee Myers B) Sonny Perdue C) Timothy Gallaudet D) Neil Jacobs
A) Climate-gate B) Weather-gate C) Sharpiegate D) Dorian-gate
A) South Carolina B) Florida C) Alabama D) Georgia
A) He violated scientific integrity policies B) He acted completely within agency guidelines C) He was the primary author of the false claim D) He publicly corrected the President's mistake
A) The Democratic Party. B) The United Nations. C) The Chinese government. D) The European Union.
A) As a misunderstanding by the media. B) As a misinterpreted historical fact. C) As a joke. D) As a serious policy proposal.
A) Renegotiate the terms immediately. B) Increase U.S. involvement. C) Cancel U.S. participation. D) Extend the agreement for another decade.
A) Scientific cooperation. B) All U.S. payments. C) Trade agreements. D) Diplomatic representation.
A) 500 B) 168 C) 100 D) 50
A) Nearly half. B) One quarter. C) All of them. D) Ten percent.
A) Expanding national park conservation B) Attaining energy independence through fossil fuels C) Promoting solar and wind energy D) Reducing carbon emissions globally
A) 14 B) 80 C) 98 D) 1,000
A) Kyoto Protocol B) Copenhagen Accord C) Paris climate accord D) Montreal Protocol
A) Grand Canyon B) Everglades C) Arctic National Wildlife Refuge D) Yellowstone National Park
A) Under 10,000 B) Over 80,000 C) Over 500,000 D) Over 1,000,000
A) Expanding fossil fuel drilling B) Privatizing federal lands C) Reducing carbon emissions D) Rescinding environmental regulations
A) Scott Pruitt B) Andrew Wheeler C) Rex Tillerson D) Albert Kelly
A) Andrew Wheeler B) Mike Pompeo C) Rex Tillerson D) Albert Kelly
A) Albert Kelly B) A career environmental lawyer C) A climate scientist D) Andrew Wheeler
A) Banking B) Legal defense C) Environmental science D) Energy policy
A) Publicly disparaging the President B) Illegal campaign donations C) Excessive security expenditures D) Mismanagement of federal land
A) Low job approval ratings B) Pressure from the oil industry C) Numerous ethics investigations D) Failure to deregulate
A) 2017 B) 2018 C) 2012 D) 2016
A) Environmental lawyer B) Coal industry lobbyist C) Climate change scientist D) Renewable energy consultant
A) Natural Resources Defense Council B) Environmental Protection Agency C) Department of Energy D) Sierra Club
A) Robert Murray B) Andrew Wheeler C) Simon Edelman D) Ryan Zinke
A) David Bernhardt B) Simon Edelman C) Robert Murray D) Ryan Zinke
A) Andrew Wheeler B) Scott Pruitt C) David Bernhardt D) Rick Perry
A) Government photographer B) Oil industry lobbyist C) Climate scientist D) Coal industry executive
A) Forty-five B) None C) Three D) Ten |