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Environmental Protection Tip of the Day 6.24: Reward for participation, plus 3 more rewards for answering correctly

2016-06-24View Original

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This post was last edited by wamj6566 on 2016-6-29 at 10:31. Multiple-choice question: Those who, in violation of the relevant provisions of the Environmental Protection Law, extract coal containing harmful substances such as radiation and arsenic in amounts exceeding the specified limits shall be dealt with by the people’s authorities at or above the county level in accordance with the powers stipulated by the State Council ( ). A. Fines B. Order to close C. Order to make rectifications D. Public reprimand. B
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Those who, in violation of the relevant provisions of the Environmental Protection Law, extract coal containing harmful substances such as radiation and arsenic in amounts exceeding the prescribed limits, shall be dealt with by the people’s authorities at or above the county level in accordance with the powers stipulated by the State Council (C). A. Fines B. Order to close C. Order to make rectifications D. Public reprimand.

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