Meanings of likely carcinogen in anglès

Tetrachloroethene is classified as a likely carcinogen, according to the state's Department of Environmental Protection.

Where once stood a West-Indian style plantation house, now stands a plant pumping a ' likely carcinogen' into the air.

In 1999, definitive links to cancer emerged when the International Agency for Research on Cancer found that chloroprene was a likely carcinogen.

The company has long disputed the dangers presented by chloroprene and is currently lobbying the federal government to change its " likely carcinogen" status.