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#OES #Unit4 #AOS2 # Conflicts
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1
Which is not a Campaign Method
Use of prominent people
Direct negotiation
Direct action
Petitions
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Why do conflicts of interest occur with the use of outdoor environments
Personal interest
Groups have different interests and belief
Money
People like to argue
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What is a Referendum?
Use of court system to clarify laws
Creation of new laws
A vote by all registered voters
Bargaining or negotiation
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Ricketts Point is an example of which conflict?
Desalination plant at Wonthaggi
Franklin River campaign
Marine National Parks and Sanctuaries
Grazing in the Alpine National Park
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How many members make up the VEAC?
7 including a chairperson
5 including a chairperson
4 including a chairperson
6 including a chairperson
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What was TWS position on the issue of the Franklin River conflict
Environment a resource to exploit for human needs
Stop dam construction and preserve environment
Build a dam for hydroelectric power
Use alternative water management techniques
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What methods where used by one of the groups in the Desalination plant conflict?
Direct action
Petitions
Forming partnerships
Manipulating the media
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"Laws created to allow something to take place" refers to what decision-making processes?
Litigation
Legislation
Referendum
Direct negotiation
9
VEAC stands for?
Victorian Ecological Assessment Council
Victorian Environmental Animal Corporation
Victorian Environment Authority Corporation
Victorian Environment Assessment Council
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Who are the groups involved with the Marine National Parks conflict?
Victoria National Parks Association Vs Wilderness Society
Your Water Your Say Vs Victorian Government
The Wilderness Society Vs Victorian Recreational Fishers
Victoria National Parks Association Vs Seafood Industry Vic
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What is an advantage of Direct action
Provides credibility to groups position
Gains free media attention
Gets clear information to a large number of people
Small groups have little impact
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How was the Franklin River conflict resolved?
Sate Referendum
Litigation
Court Action
Direct Negotiation