Chemistry:Biohazard release
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Biohazard release is the unintentional and/or uncontrolled of hazardous substances causing damage to the environment and/or threatening or causing exposure to hazardous substances. This can be caused unintentionally or deliberately. Chemical plant explosions or leaks are a prime example of this.[1]
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