The federal agency that defines and classifies chemical hazards and communicates around the world for health and safety is known as the

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The Global Harmonized System (GHS) is a system for standardizing the classification and labeling of chemicals. It is used internationally to communicate chemical hazards and promote safety in handling, storage, and transportation of chemicals. OSHA (D) is responsible for enforcing workplace safety regulations in the United States, but GHS is a global effort to promote chemical safety. The CDC (B) deals with disease prevention and control, while CMS (C) is responsible for administering Medicare and Medicaid services.

The Federal Agency That Defines and Classifies Chemical Hazards and Communicates