Matching Strategies to Environmental Issues Steps:

• Identify common environmental issues: global warming (from greenhouse gases) and acid rain (from sulfur emissions).
• Evaluate first column: Strategies to cut emissions causing global warming include reducing non-renewable energy use (likely intended, as reducing renewables worsens issues).
• Evaluate second column: Strategies for acid rain involve low-sulfur fuels to lower SO2 emissions.
• Select row pairing one valid strategy per issue without mismatches.

Why B is correct:

• It pairs reducing non-renewable energy use (lowers CO2 for global warming, per carbon emission laws) with low-sulfur fuels (cuts SO2 for acid rain, tied to Clean Air Act definitions).

Why the others are wrong:

• A: Both strategies target global warming (livestock methane, tree carbon sequestration), not a mixed pair.
• C: Mismatches non-renewable reduction (warming) with planting trees (also warming-focused).
• D: Duplicate of B, but context implies only one correct row; lacks unique validity.

Final answer: B