Air pollution in the country of Gawanza has grown over the last ten years with an increase in manufacturing industries. The government of Gawanza now has a plan to reduce the CO2 emissions into the air by 10% per year over the next 10 years. What do you expect will happen? Group of answer choices The cost and benefits to Gawanza will be lowest in the last few years of implementing this plan. The cost and benefits to Gawanza will be highest in the last few years of implementing this plan. The cost will be the highest and benefits the lowest in year ten.

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Air pollution in the country of Gawanza has grown over the last ten years with an increase in manufacturing industries. The government of Gawanza now has a plan to reduce the CO2 emissions into the air by 10% per year over the next 10 years. What do you expect will happen?

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