What issues would be raised if a state were to pass a law prohibiting the transportation of nuclear waste?
Q. What issues would be raised if a state were to pass a law prohibiting the transportation of nuclear waste, unless the company is a resident or owned by a resident?
Asked by sw28 - Thu Oct 16 10:34:50 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Quite frankly, those laws already exist in most states. You should talk to your local Department of Transportation. There are Health and Safety regulations already in place in all states for such transportation and disposal. The Code of Federal Regulations has quite a lot to say about it.
Answered by cyanne2ak - Thu Oct 16 10:39:18 2008

What are the biggest social issues that are affecting the United States and how can we solve these problems?
Q. I have to write a sociology paper pretending that i am running for the president of the united states. My political platform focuses on social issues which are seriously affecting the country. What issues do I feel must be addressed. Choose three. Why are they concerns? What are the statistics? Explain the complexity of the problem. Propose your solutions which you will put forth if elected president. I just can't pick the three i want to work with so any help would be great. Thanks! I have to write a sociology paper pretending that i am running for the president of the united states. My political platform focuses on social issues which are seriously affecting the country. What issues do I feel must be addressed. Choose three. Why… [cont.]
Asked by redsoxluvr11 - Sun Jun 10 10:24:20 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. People still not realizing America is a multi-cultural, multi-racial country. I'd address that one, real quick
Answered by Ya-sai - Sun Jun 10 10:27:31 2007

What sort of issues should I expect when adopting a child that's had a disrupted adoption?
Q. In my home state of Ohio there is a disturbing trend of adopting from overseas (mainly Russia) and then when the child is older putting them back into the system. My father just adopted one such girl and I may do the same. When adopting a child that has already had at least one disrupted adoption, what sort of emotional and trust issues should I be prepared to deal with?
Asked by Erica - Sat Jan 5 10:52:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I agree with claire, work with a psycologist. Weekly family therapy, trust and bonding exercises. It will take time, and there is a chance that a bond may never be fully formed, but if you do all you can to show the child love and respect than things will hopefully turn out well.
Answered by parental unit - Sat Jan 5 11:22:45 2008