True or False: All states must adopt the Military Munitions Rule without any amendments.

The statement that all states must adopt the Military Munitions Rule without any amendments is true. The Military Munitions Rule, issued by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is a part of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) that provides specific guidelines for the management of military munitions. The rule is designed to address the unique challenges posed by military munitions, including explosive ordnance and other hazardous materials.

While states have the authority to implement their own regulations regarding waste management, if they choose to manage these hazardous materials under their state program, they must do so in accordance with the federal regulations outlined in the Military Munitions Rule. This ensures uniformity and adherence to federal safety and environmental standards. Therefore, states are required to adopt the rule as it is written without amendments, thereby maintaining consistency in how military munitions are managed across the country.

The other options suggest conditional adoption of the rule, which diverges from the federal requirement for consistent implementation without amendments by all states.