 There's arsenic and mercury, zinc, nickel, copper, chromium, and benzoyl-chlorine, toluene, dioxine and berylia, and lead and cyanide and DDT and trichloroethylene, and phosphorus, copper, and phosphospecies phenylacetone, PVC and BPA, and xylemethane, hexadone, radium, uranium, and copper, leprotone, yamplifluoroctanoic, acid, ethanol, and naphthalic, aniodine, and gasoline, and propane, octane, ethylene. There's mesosmopox, zinc, and poxrobella, mums, and cholera, ribolostars, and technoshingles, and fluens, anthrax-QBH, BVT, dithyria, comedia, and rabiescapes, HBV, listeria, malaria. There's salmonella, botulism, norovirus, gear, deer, toxopasma, footy, mouth, acyptosemia, meningitis, typhoid, and costridium, degliria, and helicobacter pylori, and hepatitis ABC, there's drowning poison, tripping, burning, falling off a ladder, and there's cuts and stabs, and guns, and bombs, and weapons, even sadder, cars and trucks, and bicycles, and even utercycles, and there's snakes, and bears, and insects, and so many other animals. There's tsunami, floods, and musklies, and dust storms, and avalanches, and there's forest fires, and lava flows, and eruptions, quite astounding. Hurricane's tornadoes make us storms, and global warming new technologies that look so good but harm you without warning. These hazards are enough to rattle anyone's composure, but to turn them into risks, they need a dollop of exposure.