Threats to natural resources, human health and wildlife are categorized as which risk?

• A. Attack
• B. Consequence
• C. Compliance risk
• D. Environmental risk

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is how risks are categorized by the domain they affect. Threats to natural resources, human health, and wildlife are environmental in nature because they originate in the environment and impact ecosystems, resources, and living beings. Environmental risk covers hazards like pollution, resource depletion, habitat loss, and climate-related impacts that can degrade ecosystems and, in turn, affect health and biodiversity.

An attack implies intentional harm rather than a category of risk. A consequence describes the impact or result of a risk, not the category itself. Compliance risk deals with adherence to laws, regulations, and standards rather than environmental threats. So, environmental risk best fits threats to natural resources, human health, and wildlife.