question 1 (1 point)\nthe state of oregon has the weakest forest and riparian habitat laws compared to…

question 1 (1 point)\nthe state of oregon has the weakest forest and riparian habitat laws compared to neighboring states. the federal government explicitly said \oregons forest practices violate the clean water act.\ (remember clean water act falls under the nepa.)\ntrue\nfalse\nquestion 2 (1 point)\nwhat is riparian habitat? look it up!\nforest land\nlake habitat\nedge of river/stream bank habitat\nocean shore line

question 1 (1 point)\nthe state of oregon has the weakest forest and riparian habitat laws compared to neighboring states. the federal government explicitly said \oregons forest practices violate the clean water act.\ (remember clean water act falls under the nepa.)\ntrue\nfalse\nquestion 2 (1 point)\nwhat is riparian habitat? look it up!\nforest land\nlake habitat\nedge of river/stream bank habitat\nocean shore line

Answer

Brief Explanations:

For Question 1, there is no clear - cut evidence presented to claim Oregon has the weakest forest and riparian habitat laws compared to neighbors and the statement about federal government's claim may be an over - simplification. For Question 2, by definition, riparian habitat refers to the area along the edge of a river or stream bank.

Answer:

Question 1: False Question 2: edge of river/stream bank habitat