Question

Which of the following would NOT be considered a health policy/enforcement strategy?

A. an environmental tax on people who drive more than 10,000 miles per year

B. banning smoking in restaurants/bars

C. a city ordinance to ban use of chemical pesticides on lawns

D. advertisements arguing that global warming is not real

Answer 1

D. advertisements arguing that global warming is not real.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct answer is D. advertisements arguing that global warming is not real. This option would not be considered a health policy/enforcement strategy because it is not directly related to improving or maintaining human health. Health policies and enforcement strategies typically focus on measures that promote public health, prevent diseases, and protect the environment.

Examples include environmental taxes to discourage pollution, smoking bans in public areas, and ordinances to limit the use of harmful chemicals. These are direct actions that either regulate behavior or provide incentives to encourage healthier public behavior. In contrast, advertisements that argue against the reality of global warming would not be considered a health policy or enforcement strategy, as they do not seek to regulate, control, or incentivize any behavior that directly impacts public health.