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One benefit of a sound community plan to deal with a hazardous materials emergency is:

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The local role in reducing public risks from hazardous materials includes:

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An industry’s smokestack is an example of what type of source?

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The EPCRA grants citizens the right to obtain information on hazardous materials in their community.

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A person works every day with a toxic substance, but does not take protective measures. The individual will experience

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The presence of hazardous materials can always be detected by the sense of smell.

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Results of Commodity Flow Surveys can be obtained from:

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A person whose skin is coated with a toxic substance gives his/her contaminated clothing to another individual.

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If you encounter a suspicious substance, you should:

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Existing landfills are generally considered sufficient to serve as the sole means of disposing of the Nation’s waste for

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Under what circumstances are judges likely to take immediate action to halt pollution before a violation of the law

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It is difficult and sometimes impossible to purify contaminated groundwater.

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Under EPCRA, Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPCs) are charged with the responsibility to:

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If you are caught outdoors in the vicinity of a hazardous materials incident, you should try to move away from

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The Federal agency primarily responsible for protecting our environment from contamination by hazardous materials

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The five phases of a hazardous material’s life does not include production, transportation, storage, elimination

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Decontamination is needed in order to:

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What is the recommended minimum number of personnel needed to manage a hazardous materials incident safely?

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A toxic accident occurs in your neighborhood Several adults, teenagers, and small children are present.

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Which Federal law is intended to assure, so far as possible, safe working conditions?

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The chemical agent or hazardous material that interferes with the body’s ability to transfer oxygen to the cells is:

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The code OXY in the bottom white quadrant of a label conforming to NFPA 704 indicates that:

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Which of the following correctly identifies the four ‘routes of entry’ for toxic substances into the body:

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When treating a household incident involving exposure to a poison, your most reliable source of advice and expertise is:

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Sensory clues to the possible presence of hazardous materials in water include:

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