When trying to determine the hazards linked with responding to a chemical incident, you should refer to the yellow section of the erg.
Employee resource groups (ERGs) improve the physical working environment for everyone by fostering a sense of community among remote workers and underrepresented groups.
The Orange Section of the ERG contains 62 "Guides" that list the primary hazards connected to each applicable general category of hazardous material and provide essential advice on handling incidents involving that broad category of dangerous material.
The yellow-bordered pages index lists dangerous goods in the order of 4-digit numerical ID code. A corresponding guide number is given to the user that references safety information in the orange section.
The correct option choice is b) yellow.
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<span>The most likely hazards you may encounter while participating in camping activities, and what I do to anticipate, help prevent, mitigate, and respond to these hazards are:
One, during campfire session, the students gather around a bonfire and perform activities. This event usually happens at night and sometimes, they may get burned if going too close to it. So to prevent it, a student must be about one meter and a half away from the center of the bonfire since it will expand as its fire spreads throughout the wood stacked.
Two, activities such as mountain hiking. Many of the students fall from the area where they are climbing and so to prevent this, a student must have body harness and proceeds with the right track base on the tracks provided by the organizers to ensure the safety of the student.
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The answer would be D: all of the above
I just learned this like oil and ect
Answer:
c. was one of the 10 largest cities in the world in 2005
Explanation:
Mexico city remained one of the largest cities in the world in 2005.
As the political, cultural and economic capital of one of the largest countries in Latin America, the capital city keept some sustained growth rate until 2010 and then its began to show some decrease. This can be accounted for the many people that relocated in other nearest cities in the region of central Mexico.
Based on the last census, the population of Greater Mexico City is 21.3 million, being the biggest metropolitan area of the Western Hemisphere,and the largest Spanish-speaking place in the world.
Since many people is eager to live in Mexico city there is always a permanent growth, but also many people living in that city specially highly skilled professionals and middle class sometimes relocate for improving conditions and quality of life.
The image below shows the population growth rate:
