I. haz·ard [ˈhæzəd] СУЩ.
oc·cu·pa·tional ˈhaz·ard СУЩ.
- occupational hazard
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geological hazard СУЩ.
- geological hazard
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Damage was extensive and with the health hazard presented by asbestos insulation throughout the freezer walls, the town sought demolition.
en.wikipedia.org Besides vanadate coatings, arsenate coatings may theoretically provide similar protection, at the risk of being a health hazard to humans and animals.
en.wikipedia.org Crystalline silica is used in hydraulic fracturing of formation which contain tight oil and shale gas, a use which presents a health hazard to workers.
en.wikipedia.org Many woods create dust that is actually a health hazard.
en.wikipedia.org The poor water quality means that fish caught in the dam may, at times of an algae outbreak, be a health hazard if eaten.
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