Pollution rights markets
A)Have been shown to work in theory,but not in practice
B)Have never been used in the real world
C)Are used around the world,but not in the United States
D)Have been used to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions
E)Have not been effective in controlling sulfur dioxide emissions

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Pollution rights markets have been used in the United States to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions. For example, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) established the Acid Rain Program in 1990, which allowed sulfur dioxide pollution permits to be bought and sold on a market, resulting in a significant reduction in emissions.

Pollution Rights Markets