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Which of the following are components of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act?
 
  A. Emergency planning and notification
  B. Information requirements
  C. Toxic chemical release reporting
  D. All of the above are components.

Question 2

Which of the following are hazard prevention strategies?
 
  A. Eliminate the source of the hazards.
  B. Substitute a less hazardous equivalent.
  C. Reduce the hazards at the source.
  D. All of the above are strategies.



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