Environmental wording should describe an actual product or method, not a broad promise.
Points to consider
- Ask which product or method is proposed.
- Review the product label and property-specific precautions.
- Discuss whether prevention, exclusion or maintenance can reduce the need for treatment.
- Avoid broad toxicity or environmental wording unless it is specifically supported.
The original article’s broad environmental and safety claims have been removed. Brock can add precise information after the actual products and methods are documented.