Global environmental groups such as Greenpeace and World Wildlife Fund rely on ALL BUT WHICH of the following for their success?
A. A global membership base of over 7 million people
B. Support from nation states
C. Funding in the amount of hundreds of millions of dollars
D. A staff of scientists working on environmental issues
E. The power of modern communication
Greenpeace's success in raising awareness for environmental issues has largely been the result of its ability to:
A. independently and quickly broadcast images.
B. collaborate with international organizations.
C. lobby important state's governments.
D. expand its membership base.
E. circumvent international laws.
Major UN environmental conferences:
A. have been largely successful in establishing environmental regimes.
B. take place almost every year.
C. have had difficulty implementing resolutions.
D. are seldom attended by the major polluting countries.
E. typically consist just of political posturing.
A UN conference addressing population growth in Cairo in 1994:
A. was attended by representative from all members of the United Nations.
B. passed a binding resolution on population growth.
C. outlined common, agreed upon objectives for dealing with population growth.
D. showed an absence of consensus of the issue.
E. Was boycotted by a large number of member states.
The impact of transnational nongovernmental organizations has been most evident in the area of:
A. national security.
B. human rights.
C. women's rights.
D. the environment.
E. economic development.
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