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pathway The route along which a chemical substance or hazardous material moves in the environment Permafrost. Perennially frozen ground in areas where the temperature remains at or below 0
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pathway The "route" a hazardous substance takes from its point of release (the "target") to a person, plant or animal (the "receptor"). The pathway can be direct (when the receptor comes to the target) or indirect (when the hazardous substance migrates from the target to the receptor).
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pathway of incidence The path of a penetrating foreign object from the point of entry into the body to the point where it stops (e.g., the path of a bullet from where it enters the body to where it lodges).
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pathway A first-year seminar class that helps ensure that students develop the ability to integrate knowledge from several disciplines
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pathway Potential route for exposure to radioactive or hazardous materials. Usually expressed in terms of air, surface water, groundwater, soils, etc., for inhalation or ingestion.
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