Which of the Following Statements Is True

Which of the following statements is true?

A) There is too much uncertainty in science to help measure the probability of outcomes of decisions made regarding environmental issues.
B) Making decisions regarding environmental issues based on science has a high level of risk due to the uncertainty of measurements in science.
C) Science can help measure the probability of any particular outcome and help humans make better decisions based on the risks involved.
D) Policy-makers are in the best position to be the most helpful in making environmental decisions since they will look at risk based on human emotions and science.
E) Environmental problems have consistently predictable outcomes that allow for policy-makers, scientists, and the general public to make sound decisions for positive outcomes.