Which of the following is an example of a pollutant covered by the 1990 Air Toxics Program?

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A)Substances that are likely to cause an increase in mortality or in serious,
irreversible illness,even when emitted in small amounts,are regulated by the Air Toxics Program of the 1990 CAA amendments.To protect the public,Congress identified 189 hazardous air pollutants,including asbestos,benzene,mercury,and vinyl chloride.Industries emitting them were ordered to phase in the use of pollution control equipment that meets the maximum achievable control technology MACT)standard.
B)Substances that are likely to cause an increase in mortality or in serious,irreversible illness,even when emitted in small amounts,are regulated by the Air Toxics Program of the 1990 CAA amendments.To protect the public,Congress identified 189 hazardous air pollutants,including asbestos,benzene,mercury,and vinyl chloride.Industries emitting them were ordered to phase in the use of pollution control equipment that meets the maximum achievable control technology MACT)standard.
C)Substances that are likely to cause an increase in mortality or in serious,irreversible illness,even when emitted in small amounts,are regulated by the Air Toxics Program of the 1990 CAA amendments.To protect the public,Congress identified 189 hazardous air pollutants,including asbestos,benzene,mercury,and vinyl chloride.Industries emitting them were ordered to phase in the use of pollution control equipment that meets the maximum achievable control technology MACT)standard.
D)Substances that are likely to cause an increase in mortality or in serious,irreversible illness,even when emitted in small amounts,are regulated by the Air Toxics Program of the 1990 CAA amendments.To protect the public,Congress identified 189 hazardous air pollutants,including asbestos,benzene,mercury,and vinyl chloride.Industries emitting them were ordered to phase in the use of pollution control equipment that meets the maximum achievable control technology MACT)standard.
E)Substances that are likely to cause an increase in mortality or in serious,irreversible illness,even when emitted in small amounts,are regulated by the Air Toxics Program of the 1990 CAA amendments.To protect the public,Congress identified 189 hazardous air pollutants,including asbestos,benzene,mercury,and vinyl chloride.Industries emitting them were ordered to phase in the use of pollution control equipment that meets the maximum achievable control technology MACT)standard.

Which of the Following Is an Example of a Pollutant