Question

question 1 (2 points)which laws were past to regulate pollution from factories and energy production?a clean air actb no smog actc recycling actd clean water actquestion 2 (1 point)fossil fuels reacting with water causes what phenomenoma acid rainb smogc acid riversd pesticide

Explanation:

For Question 1: The Clean Air Act is designed to regulate air pollution from sources like factories and energy production. The "No Smog Act" is not a real major regulatory law, the Recycling Act focuses on waste recycling, and the Clean Water Act targets water pollution, not factory/energy production air emissions.
For Question 2: Fossil fuels release sulfur and nitrogen oxides when burned; these compounds react with water vapor in the atmosphere to form acidic substances that fall as acid rain. Smog is from ground-level ozone and particulate matter, acid rivers are a result of acid rain, and pesticides are unrelated to fossil fuels reacting with water.

Answer:

Question 1: a. Clean Air Act
Question 2: a. acid rain