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An engineer is responsible for the disposal of ""hazardous chemical waste"" and due to the high costs involved is asked by the ceo to arrange to have the materials dumped in the river that runs past the outer perimeter of the factory.

a) should he comply? explain(3 marks)

b) explain the unethical issues involved(3 marks)

c) explain the consequences of disposing the chemicals in the river. (4 marks)

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