9 Only a member of the Regionalist party would oppose the bill for8 P( s+ v+ Q' c% }; h4 @
a new recycling law that would protect the environment from indus-
. h2 F/ A7 i) K1 Otrial interests. Ellen cannot be a member of the Regionalist party- P1 ?; x7 q5 [: W, I) |( E
because she supports the bill.
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Which of the following statements points out why the conclusion is
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7 K! R- D, K$ ~+ J; d, L0 u Regionalist party members have organized to oppose industrial% i4 @4 V4 _6 ~* K
interests on several other issues. ' u7 z+ ?5 v7 H- P
Industrial interests need not oppose the protection of the
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Past attempts to protect the environment through recycling laws
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% b( F- d+ m( E, o- i2 X It is possible that some Regionalist party members may not" Z. [4 t% o# w4 ?8 Z
oppose the bill for a new recycling law.
6 U9 ~! a* c8 D# K/ X Ellen has attended programs and distributed literature prepared. i" x: `; `) U/ y0 v8 o& l
by the Regionalist party. |