The growth control movement in California
A) was hurt by a U.S.Supreme Court decision overturning the Petaluma "no-growth" plan.
B) drew major support from residents of poor neighborhoods who opposed all forms of commercial development.
C) resulted in voter approval of more than 1500 slow-growth measures throughout the state in the 1980s and 1990s.
D) lost its momentum by the late 1990s.
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Q3: California's major renewable sources of energy include
A)solar
Q4: By the early 2000s the problem of
Q5: By the early 2000s California's use of
Q6: Climatologists warned that global warming could harm
Q7: The Global Warming Solutions Act
A)mandated a reduction
Q8: California business and labor interests have tended
Q9: Photovoltaic panels were devices using
A)recycled photo equipment
Q10: The California "smog" problem
A)was worsened by the
Q11: The movement to Save the Bay was
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