Risk Assessment in the Federal Government¶
National Research Council. (1983). Risk Assessment in the Federal Government: Managing the Process. National Academy Press.
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- Exposure Pathway
- In environmental health and toxicology, the origin, a chemical hazard decomposes into release, environmental transport, exposure medium, exposure route, absorption, and target organ, and a contaminated-site cleanup is fundamentally a list of severed pathways.
This sourceThe "Red Book" establishing the hazard-identification / dose-response / exposure-assessment / risk-characterization framework of chemical risk assessment in which a contaminated-site cleanup is a set of severed exposure pathways.
- In environmental health and toxicology, the origin, a chemical hazard decomposes into release, environmental transport, exposure medium, exposure route, absorption, and target organ, and a contaminated-site cleanup is fundamentally a list of severed pathways.
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