Safety means more than the absence of disasters — it means everyday protection from toxins, injuries, noise, heat, and the chronic low-level stressors that wear down health over time. Environmental safety includes air and water quality, food safety, physical hazards in the home and workplace, and exposure to chemicals, pollutants, and radiation. Many safety risks are invisible or normalized until their effects accumulate — which makes education and attention essential.

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