What are the primary criteria for environmental hazard? Select the correct response: Acute and chronic aquatic toxicity Mutagenic and carcinogenic toxicity Lethal and sublethal toxicity Ozone depleting substances and soil toxicity

What are the primary criteria for environmental hazard? Select the correct response: Acute and chronic aquatic toxicity Mutagenic and carcinogenic toxicity Lethal and sublethal toxicity Ozone depleting substances and soil toxicity

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Acute and chronic aquatic toxicity
Mutagenic and carcinogenic toxicity
Lethal and sublethal toxicity
Ozone depleting substances and soil toxicity

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