The most efficient pollution control system would ensure that . a. the regulators decide how much each polluter should reduce its pollution b. no pollution of the environment is tolerated c. the polluters with the lowest cost of reducing pollution reduce their pollution the greatest amount d. each polluter reduce its pollution an equal amount

C. the polluters with the lowest cost of reducing pollution reduce their pollution the greatest amount.

Explanation:

Pollution can be defined as the introduction of toxic or harmful substances into the environment and that causes adverse effects.

Pollution is a one of the problems facing the world today and as such the whole world, through governments and world bodies are doing as much as they can to reduce and eradicate pollution.

Pollution could be air pollution,noise pollution, water pollution, etc.

Pollution is controlled through different methods which includes making rules and sanctions for defaulters, etc. Also, organizations have inculcated pollution control as part of their responsibility to the society as well as supporting a clean and healthy environment.

From the above question, the most efficient way of controlling is to ensure that polluters who spend less on their pollution reduction reduce almost completely their pollution.

This is because unlike polluters who spend high to reduce pollution, less spenders can easily and almost eradicate their pollution of the environment.

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