The correct answer is:
- No - the FFCAct does not apply to federal buildings, equipment, land, or installations.
Explanation:
1. The question is asking whether the EPA investigator should be allowed to enter the ammunition plant based on the FFCAct.
2. The first option mentions that the FFCAct sets standards for controlling hazardous waste from production to disposal. However, this does not directly address the entry of an EPA investigator into the plant.
3. The second option states that the FFCAct allows EPA regulatory enforcement of federal buildings, equipment, land, and installations. While this is related to EPA enforcement, it does not specifically indicate whether the investigator should be allowed entry.
4. The fourth option suggests that the FFCAct applies only when transporting hazardous materials, which is not directly related to the situation of allowing an investigator to enter the plant.
5. The third option is the correct one as it clearly states that the FFCAct does not apply to federal buildings, equipment, land, or installations. This implies that the EPA investigator should not be allowed to enter the ammunition plant based on the FFCAct regulations.
