Policy makers have begun to regulate toxic emissions by 'moving back up the line' and encouraging waste reduction. All of the following are effective incentives to encourage waste reduction except

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Regulations that dictate particular technology choices for firms using toxic substances may not necessarily encourage waste reduction as they mandate a specific approach rather than incentivizing firms to find ways to reduce their own waste in the most effective and efficient manner. The other options, such as emissions charges, deposit refund systems, and increasing transparency about toxic materials, provide firms with financial or reputational incentives to reduce waste and are therefore more effective at encouraging waste reduction.

Policy Makers Have Begun to Regulate Toxic Emissions by 'Moving