What information does the Environmental Hazards section provide on a label?

• A. It lists container disposal information only.
• B. It provides price information.
• C. It describes how to store pesticides.
• D. It details potential risks to aquatic life, wildlife, beneficial insects, and non-target organisms, plus precautions to minimize impact.

Answer: (D)

The Environmental Hazards section focuses on the possible harm a pesticide can cause to the environment and how to reduce that risk. It lays out the potential effects on aquatic life, wildlife, beneficial insects, and non-target organisms, and then gives precautions to minimize impact—things like avoiding applications near water, using appropriate buffer zones, preventing drift, and following weather-related or timing guidance to keep runoff or spray from harming non-target life.

Disposal details belong in a section about disposal, price information isn’t something found on pesticide labels, and storage guidance is covered in the storage/handling section. So the information that best fits is the part describing environmental risks and the precautions to minimize ecological harm.