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If we use the concept of "total product life cycle" in regulating hazardous waste, we are

If we use the concept of "total product life cycle" in regulating hazardous waste, we are
A) ensuring that no hazardous materials are used in manufacturing a product.
B) looking at every step of product manufacture for the control of any hazardous waste.
C) reducing the useful life span of a product in order to eliminate hazardous waste.
D) concentrating on the toxic materials in production, not in the disposal of a product.

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Environmental Science: Toward A Sustainable Future

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Authors: Wright, Boorse

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