Question ID:PT61 S2 Q4 Passage:The legislature is considering a proposed bill that would prohibit fishing in Eagle Bay. Despite widespread concern over the economic effect this ban would have on the local fishing industry, the bill should be enacted. The bay has one of the highest water pollution levels in the nation, and a recent study of the bay's fish found that 80 percent of them contained toxin levels that exceed governmental safety standards. Continuing to permit fishing in Eagle Bay could thus have grave effects on public health. Stem:The argument proceeds by presenting evidence that Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:the toxic contamination of fish in Eagle Bay has had grave economic effects on the local fishing industry Choice B:the moral principle that an action must be judged on the basis of its foreseeable effects is usually correct Choice C:the opponents of the ban have failed to weigh properly its foreseeable negative effects against its positive ones Choice D:failure to enact the ban would carry with it unacceptable risks for the public welfare Choice E:the ban would reduce the level of toxins in the fish in Eagle Bay