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Most medical procedures produce hazardous waste. This waste is usually burned, which can release chemicals such as mercury into the air
A technology that would best solve this problem is:
A. dumping the waste in the middle of the ocean.
B. burning the waste in areas with low populations.
C. capturing toxic chemicals while the waste is burning.
D. storing the waste underground in sealed containers,

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