Question

early leader in environmental conservation
evaluates a projects or programs environmental impact
enforces national forests management act
legally formed groups that advocate on behalf of environmental issues at local, regional, or international meetings
prompted policies on soil conservation
raised awareness of the plight of endangered species such as chimpanzees
enforces wild and scenic rivers act
one way individuals can affect environmental policies
created preserves in more than 30 countries
agreement that proposed strategies to limit greenhouse gases
department of the interior
kyoto protocol
voting
eis
department of agriculture
john muir
nature conservancy
crop disasters of 1930s
non - governmental organizations (ngos)
jane goodall

Explanation:

• Early leader: John Muir.
• Evaluates impact: EIS.
• Enforces forest act: Department of Agriculture.
• Environmental groups: NGOs.
• Soil - conservation prompt: crop disasters of 1930s.
• Endangered species: Jane Goodall.
• Enforces river act: Department of the Interior.
• Affect policies: voting.
• Created preserves: Nature Conservancy.
• Greenhouse gas agreement: Kyoto Protocol.

Answer:

early leader in environmental conservation - John Muir
evaluates a project’s or program’s environmental impact - EIS
enforces National Forests Management Act - Department of Agriculture
legally formed groups that advocate on behalf of environmental issues at local, regional, or international meetings - Non - governmental organizations (NGOs)
prompted policies on soil conservation - crop disasters of 1930s
raised awareness of the plight of endangered species such as chimpanzees - Jane Goodall
enforces Wild and Scenic Rivers Act - Department of the Interior
one way individuals can affect environmental policies - voting
created preserves in more than 30 countries - Nature Conservancy
agreement that proposed strategies to limit greenhouse gases - Kyoto Protocol