When Defining Environmental Risks, Scientists Must Primarily Consider Which of the Following

question 19

Multiple Choice

When defining environmental risks, scientists must primarily consider which of the following components?

• A) The probability that an event will occur and the expected consequences of that event.
• B) The consequences of an event only.
• C) The magnitude and consequences of an event.
• D) The measures necessary to prevent environmental risks from occurring.
• E) Whether an event is even possible.

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