In the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments,
A) Title IV uses a strict command-and-control approach to regulate sulfur dioxide
B) market-based approaches are integrated in certain of the titled sections
C) market-based policies predominate over command-and-control initiatives
D) there were no provisions to control ozone depletion

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The 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments integrated market-based approaches in certain titled sections, including acid rain regulations and emissions trading for nitrogen oxides. However, other parts of the Act, such as Title I and Title III, still relied on command-and-control measures. There were also provisions to control ozone depletion under Title VI.